Which dilute acid is used to make sodium carbonate salt

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Masterpiga asked Jan 3, 2022

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Which dilute acid is used to make sodium carbonate salt

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Sulfuric acid.

The sulfuric acid can react with common salt to produce Na2SO4, and after that you add CaCO3 and carbon to get Na2CO3

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hydrochloric acid :))

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