b) for its reaction with Mg+2 in hard water.
c) for its reaction with hydrochloric acid.
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a) that shows why its solutions are alkaline.
b) for its reaction with Mg+2 in hard water. c) for its reaction with hydrochloric acid.
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Similar Question Assuming a soap to be pure sodium stearate, give balanced equation to illustrate the following:? a) Why its solutions are alkaline: b) Its reaction with Ca+2 in hard water: a) CH3-(CH2)16-COONa+HCl=CH3-(CH2)16-COOH + NaCl b) 2CH3-(CH2)16-COONa+CaCO3=(CH3-(CH2)1... +Na2CO3 - the second reaction explains why soap doesn't make as many "bubbles" in hard water hope this two reaction are enough for you.
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