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hmmmm well, i will ask from my teacher.
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YEah i will research more on none other then GOOGLE HAHAH lets see what we all get and lets wait for Nibz and XPF members reply if u have time ask abcde or the old Ghalya i have no idea abt the new name !
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haha, sure.
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In chemistry, neutralization is a chemical reaction in which an acid and a base react to form a salt and water
But in the case of carbonates CO2 is also made..... which isnt the product of neutralisation reaction!!
But in the case of carbonates CO2 is also made..... which isnt the product of neutralisation reaction!!
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so that isn't the neutrilization reaction?
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Thats what i think....... if we follow the definition......
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it do not proves that reaction of acid and carbonate is a neutralization reaction and there are no examples of this type of reaction under "acid-base" heading!! i will have to ask my teacher about it .A very important problem isnt it?
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yes, i will consult my teacher too, but i think i got the point which silent hunter is trying to say.
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refer to the difination of neutralisation reaction
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yes so i think that won't be a neutrilization reaction.
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although calcium corbonate acts as a base..... its reaction also produces co2 which is not in the defination of the reaction of neutralisation!!
thats what i think. (correct me if am wrong)
thats what i think. (correct me if am wrong)
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Yes now i understood. U are right.although calcium corbonate acts as a base..... its reaction also produces co2 which is not in the defination of the reaction of neutralisation!!
thats what i think. (correct me if am wrong)
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then if this is the thing someone needs to edit the reaction in notes and put it under the reactions of acid !
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Which notes?
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the notes in Xtreme papers revision section those gave up this talking point go back 2 or 3 pgs and u will see it !
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In terms of Carbonates the reaction is always: CARBONATE+ACID--> SALT + WATER + CABONDIOXIDE.
A3(s)
(aq)
+
2
O
(l)
+ CO
2(g)
the acid-base reactions on this site says tht acids n bases react to form salt and water. please dunt say tht carbonate thng is wrong. i wrote tht on my test :'(
guyz confirm it fastt pleaseee
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In terms of carbonates the reaction is always:
CARBONATE + ACID --> SALT + WATER + CARBONDIOXIDE.
wish u had told this an hour earlier. :'(
i spoiled my test with tht earlier concept tht it was included in neutralization :'(
anyway, thncx every1. n yea. do correct it in the revision site