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chemistry
what is the chemical word equation for sodium oxide+ sulphuric acid
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word equation?
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sodium oxide + sulphuric acid ---> sodium sulfate + water
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It really depends on the stochiometry anyway. Too much H2SO4 and you'll get sodium bisulphate instead.
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Did you mean the name of the type of reaction?
In that case, it would be an acid/basic anhydride reaction.
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