Q5 When two molecules of sodium hydroxide react with one molecule of sulphuric acid, then one molecule of molecule(s) of water are and formed: Sodium sulphate, two Sodium sulphite, two Sodium sulphate, one Sodium sulphite, one

Q5 When two molecules of sodium hydroxide react with one molecule of sulphuric acid, then one molecule of molecule(s) of water are and formed: Sodium sulphate, two Sodium sulphite, two Sodium sulphate, one Sodium sulphite, one

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Chemistry v
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When two molecules of sodium
hydroxide react with one molecule of
sulphuric acid, then one molecule of
molecule(s) of water are
and
formed:
Sodium sulphate, two
Sodium sulphite, two
Sodium sulphate, one
Sodium sulphite, one
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