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agradeço pelo aprendizado que eu tenho com voces, eu tenho uma duvida:
eu joguei acido cloridrico no calcário e depois teve uma reação exotermica intensa que acredito que seja a liberação de dioxido de carbono,
depois eu peguei esse liquida da reação e joguei ne uma solução de hidroxido de sodio gerando uma espuma muito densa
,que espuma é essa?
calcário + hcl = ??
after ??? + naoh = ??? uma espuma foi gerada.
fiz um video para um entendimento melhor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geS9OvT4-qU&t=39s
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Good afternoon
thank you for learning that I have with you, I have a doubt:
I threw hydrochloric acid into the limestone and then had an intense exothermic reaction that I believe is the release of carbon dioxide, then I got
that liquid from the reaction and threw it into a sodium hydroxide solution generating a very dense foam
What is this foam?
limestone + hcl = ??
after ??? + naoh = ??? a foam was generated.
I made a video for a better understanding
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Calcium hydroxide.
The first step in the process of learning something is admitting that you don't know it already.
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Looks like they did - it isn't good Portugese and the word sequence suggests it was typed in English to begin with.
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Quote: Originally posted by sclarenonz  | Boa tarde
agradeço pelo aprendizado que eu tenho com voces, eu tenho uma duvida:
eu joguei acido cloridrico no calcário e depois teve uma reação exotermica intensa que acredito que seja a liberação de dioxido de carbono,
depois eu peguei esse liquida da reação e joguei ne uma solução de hidroxido de sodio gerando uma espuma muito densa
,que espuma é essa?
calcário + hcl = ??
after ??? + naoh = ??? uma espuma foi gerada.
fiz um video para um entendimento melhor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geS9OvT4-qU&t=39s |
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sorry
I wanted it to come on the same frequency, thanks melgar, sodium hydroxide so the reaction is like this
caco3 + hcl = co2 + cacl
cacl + naoh = caoh + cl
now I'm confused, I thought sodium by being more reactive would never give way to calcium ??
[Edited on 29-11-2017 by sclarenonz]
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The reaction is driven by calcium hydroxide's low solubility. Similar to how in the first reaction carbon dioxide escaping helps drive that one
forward.
In the future, please try to use proper notation in your formulas: capitalization, subscripts, and balanced equations. It helps a lot with
readability.
CaCO<sub>3</sub> + 2HCl --> CO<sub>2</sub> + CaCl<sub>2</sub> + H<sub>2</sub>O
CaCl<sub>2</sub> + 2NaOH --> Ca(OH)<sub>2</sub> + 2NaCl
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