To find the percentage of Na2CO3 in the (NaCl + Na2CO3) mixture in a laboratory experimentneutralization titration was performed. For this purpose, 0.15 g dissolved in distilled water4-5 drops of methyl-orange indicator were added into the mixture and then titrated with HCl.were. The data obtained are given below. According to these data, the percentage of Na2CO3 in themixtureCalculate (Na: 23, C: 12, 0: 16, Cl: 35.5 g/ mol).co,²+HHCO;HCO;+HH,CO;H;CO3Н-О + СОCo?²+ 2H° -Н.О + СО• The concentration of HCl solution used in titration: MHCI = 0.08 mol / L• Consumption amount of HCl solution: VHCI = 13.5 mL

Introduction: The reaction of sodium carbonate with hydrochloride acid has proceeded as given below.…

To find the percentage of Na2CO3 in the (Nacl + Na2CO3) mixture in a laboratory experiment neutralization titration was performed. For this purpose, 0.15 g dissolved in distilled water 4-5 drops of methyl-orange indicator were added into the mixture and then titrated with HCI. were. The data obtained are given below. According to these data, the percentage of Na2CO3 in the mixture Calculate (Na: 23, C: 12, 0: 16, Cl: 35.5 g / mol). HCO; HCO;+H- H,CO; H;CO; > H;O + CO2 co,*+ 2H°• H2O + CO2 The concentration of HCl solution used in titration: MHCI = 0.08 mol / L • Consumption amount of HCl solution: VHCI = 13.5 ml

To find the percentage of Na2CO3 in the (Nacl + Na2CO3) mixture in a laboratory experiment neutralization titration was performed. For this purpose, 0.15 g dissolved in distilled water 4-5 drops of methyl-orange indicator were added into the mixture and then titrated with HCI. were. The data obtained are given below. According to these data, the percentage of Na2CO3 in the mixture Calculate (Na: 23, C: 12, 0: 16, Cl: 35.5 g / mol). HCO; HCO;+H- H,CO; H;CO; > H;O + CO2 co,*+ 2H°• H2O + CO2 The concentration of HCl solution used in titration: MHCI = 0.08 mol / L • Consumption amount of HCl solution: VHCI = 13.5 ml

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