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Kelo · Answer 1 · 2019-01-21T08:42:02+0000

Answer : When we add sodium carbonate with calcium chloride we get the below reaction :

$Na_(2)CO_(3) + CaCl_(2) ----\ \textgreater \ CaCO_(3) + 2NaCl$

We observe that the calcium carbonate is precipitate out after the double displacement reaction takes place amongst the sodium carbonate and calcium chloride reactant.

A solid white precipitate of calcium carbonate is formed as insoluble solid in the solution. Rest all other remains in the ionic form in the aqueous state.

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