Chemistry Demo | Reaction of Sodium carbonate with dilute HCl | Std 10 Board Practical

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It fell good to study something if u know what u r studying ❤️

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Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Questionable_Content]

man just poured hydrochloric acid straight out of a bottle into a test tube with no gloves or ANYTHING

[@archanabenraval237]

It's diluted so maybe it doesn't cause harm

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Yes

[@robertimmanuel577]

It can spill on you and you won't even notice

[@akshitaanandsingh3318]

Veryyyyyyyy nice
Helped me a lot ☺️

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Usefully this experiment

[@samueljohnsaju8887]

In this when uu put ligmus paper it turned red is it co2 is acidic in nature or is it because of the solution in which it made the co2 acidic

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Co2 is a nonmetal oxide which are acidic in nature

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Yes, pretty amazing 😍

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Amazing Sir

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Very nice video sir

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Very helpful 😃😃😃

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Lovely sir

[@kanvapatelamchi]

tq sir...............

[@Atapd]

Dude, I have the same test tube holder btw

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Thank you sir

[@Pavitraa06]

Tq sir

[@tonychfam]

Sir, if you put pH paper or pH probe, what is the pH you will get ?

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When dilute hydrochloric acid reacts with sodium carbonate, then sodium chloride, carbon dioxide and water are formed. A brisk effervescence is seen in the release of carbon dioxide.
Na2CO3(s) + 2 HCl → 2NaCl(aq) + CO2(g) + H2O(l)
NaCl is neutral so no effect unless you have added more HCl

[@rashmipriya995]

Nice

[@anirudhyadav2976]

Hindi bhi bolo kriye sir please 🙏 and very thankful for this video 👍

[@mommyfeifei]

is the white precipitate sodium chloride?

[@MakeMeScientific]

No. PPT Settels down

[@srx283]

Is it safe for class experiment

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Yes

[@knowledgepedia8591]

Which chemical can repulse needle ?please reply sir .

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I am unaware sorry

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Sir nice 👍👍👍👍

[@shorefulalammojumder5712]

sir kindly explain me shortly what is ta application of thik titration????

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Titration (also known as titrimetry and volumetric analysis) is a common laboratory method of quantitative chemical analysis to determine the concentration of an identified analyte (a substance to be analyzed). A reagent, termed the titrant or titrator, is prepared as a standard solution of known concentration and volume. The titrant reacts with a solution of analyte (which may also be termed the titrand) to determine the analyte's concentration. The volume of titrant that reacted with the analyte is termed the titration volume.

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Thankss

[@portablenneentertainment]

Interesting scientific demonstration

[@apoorvasagar6002]

Sir is god because sir is not wearing glubs in hand and touching HCl

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I will be careful next time, thank you for watching the video..

[@dr.durgeshkumarghata1837]

Sirji DN salt ka analysis bataiy

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Will surely try. Thank you

[@BorahaeFreya]

Sir, what is that white precipitate? NaCl is soluble so there's no way that precipitate is NaCl. It cannot be Na2CO3 as well because all sodium compounds are soluble, but I am still not sure. Could you please explain this a bit?

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@@garbagecaz yes you're right

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Excess reactants gets saturated

[@robertimmanuel577]

2:22 did you technically made a carbonated drink?

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Yes

[@robertimmanuel577]

@@MakeMeScientific cool. I'd like to know what it tastes like

[@deadgame9691]

it is a rapid process or slow

[@garimabehera1328]

Slow

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Slow

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Take precautions man..............

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Yes. Thanks

[@mommyfeifei]

I thought it will remain dissolved.

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All sodium compounds are water soluble

[@gyanendrapadhi5631]

Ok

[@manyatagupta1070]

sir is this reaction exothermic?

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Little bit exothermic but not such that it heats up the vessel

[@manyatagupta1070]

@@MakeMeScientific ok sir

[@sambhavivankayalapati1422]

Sir iam a dialler in my class and iam not going to college and i don't lnow to do practical

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Ok

[@garimaagrawal621]

Sir meri book me NaCl ko (aq ) bataya h
Apki me tho solid h 🤔🤔🤔🤔

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Solid that lekin water k ander aqueous Ho jata he

[@garimaagrawal621]

@@MakeMeScientific ok sir
Thank you

[@user-qd5pp5jn8c]

what is the molarity of the dil HCl solution?

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About 18M

[@md.shahalamhossen4586]

HCl কোথায় পাওয়া যাবে?

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Scientific stores with schools permission

[@nainika6446]

Sir but where is the salt? Pls reply

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Sodium carbonate is salt
Sodium chloride is salt

[@iron1975]

Chemistry noob detected

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@@iron1975 boi first off my least fav is chemistry I’m just tryna get thru the friggin exam. Second off atleast I won’t fail like u will with that attitude. Third off why did u even click on this video if u were just gonna comment stuff like this? Thank you

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@@nainika6446 khatarnak jawab bhai 👍👍

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Today is my practical exam

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Good luck

[@dr.durgeshkumarghata1837]

Pleas

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About 18M

[@charan36cherry67]

Bruh where is the reaction

[@MakeMeScientific]

Please see the video till the end. It's mentioned

[@atishaykumar1913]

1:16

[@sudheersingh6070]

Please use gloves

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Ok