Asked by Lena
NaOH +H2O -> ?
would it just be NaOH (aq)
would it just be NaOH (aq)
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Answered by
Anonymous
Na is the symbol for Sodium and
O is the symbol for Oxygen and
H is the symbol for Hydrogen
When, "linked together", NaOH is the compound sodium hydroxide, a strong base. OH is a hyrdoxyl group (a functional group with specific properties); hence, the compound is known as sodium hydroxide.
O is the symbol for Oxygen and
H is the symbol for Hydrogen
When, "linked together", NaOH is the compound sodium hydroxide, a strong base. OH is a hyrdoxyl group (a functional group with specific properties); hence, the compound is known as sodium hydroxide.
Answered by
Lena
Thank you :)
but I was asking what the reaction would produce
but I was asking what the reaction would produce
Answered by
DrBob222
Yes, it makes a solution of NaOH.
You may designate it as NaOH(aq) or as the hydrated ions; e.g., Na^+(aq) + OH^-(aq) depending upon the specific question and/or the preferences of your instructor.
You may designate it as NaOH(aq) or as the hydrated ions; e.g., Na^+(aq) + OH^-(aq) depending upon the specific question and/or the preferences of your instructor.
Answered by
Lena
Thankyou :)
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