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Why is aq. Na2CO, basic?​
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Why is aq. Na2CO, basic?​

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Basicity is due to the increase in OH− ions. So, the more Na+ is hydrolysed more OH− are produced, hence aqueous solution of Na2CO3 is basic in nature.

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