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Aqueous Sodium Trioxocarbonate (IV) Solution Is Alkaline Because? - Erudites Academy

Aqueous sodium trioxocarbonate (IV) solution is alkaline because?

by | Aug 25 | Chemistry WAEC | 0 comments

A. acid from which it is formed is strong
B. sodium is an alkali metal
C. sodium trioxocarbonate (IV) is decomposed by water
D. sodium trioxocarbonate (lV) is stable to heat
E. sodium triocarbonate (IV) is hydrolyzed in water

Correct Answer:

Option E – sodium triocarbonate (IV) is hydrolyzed in water

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