Question
following balanced chemical
reaction:
Ca2+
(aq)+ CO3
2--
(aq) ⇄CaCO3(S)
The amount of dissolved CaCO3 can be
increased on adding:
CaCO3(S)
KNO3(S)
Na2CO3(S)
CH3COOH(S)
reaction:
Ca2+
(aq)+ CO3
2--
(aq) ⇄CaCO3(S)
The amount of dissolved CaCO3 can be
increased on adding:
CaCO3(S)
KNO3(S)
Na2CO3(S)
CH3COOH(S)
Answers
For every action there is an opposite and equal reaction.
By adding Na2CO3 that will give you the CO3 which will push the reaction to form more CaCO3
By adding Na2CO3 that will give you the CO3 which will push the reaction to form more CaCO3
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