24 hours are almost ova........so lets start discussing......we discussed titre.........wat about heating that white powder fa5........by the way i know that ........it was sodium bicarbonate......
The reaction sodium hydrogen carbonate has when heated is that carbon dioxide gas is released, as well as water vapour. When the compound is under heat, the crystaline powder 'bubbles,' and stirs around as the carbon dioxide gas is released. Over time the powder is heated, the entire compound gradually decreases noticably in size and weight as the water vapour escapes as well. The crystaline powder (solid) never changes state, and after 15-20 minutes of heating, the compound will appear similar, for the exception of decreased weight and amount.
this above explanation is from wiki ansers......so sure u people detcted CO2 And not ammoniaaa..........can anybody tell me when we had to use that heated powder again in the question.....was there any such part....??
The reaction sodium hydrogen carbonate has when heated is that carbon dioxide gas is released, as well as water vapour. When the compound is under heat, the crystaline powder 'bubbles,' and stirs around as the carbon dioxide gas is released. Over time the powder is heated, the entire compound gradually decreases noticably in size and weight as the water vapour escapes as well. The crystaline powder (solid) never changes state, and after 15-20 minutes of heating, the compound will appear similar, for the exception of decreased weight and amount.
this above explanation is from wiki ansers......so sure u people detcted CO2 And not ammoniaaa..........can anybody tell me when we had to use that heated powder again in the question.....was there any such part....??