Calcium Carbonate and Hydrogen fluoride are inorganic compounds with chemical formulas, CaCO3 and HF, respectively. Let us explore more about the reaction between CaCO3 and HF. HF is a weak acid and CaCO3 is neither acid nor base. In addition to being a food coloring and firming agent, it is a fertilizer. HF is a potent … Read more
Sulfuric acid (H2SO4) is a powerful mineral acid, and Ferrous chloride (FeCl2) is an ionic compound. Let us see, how a chemical reaction takes place in the case of H2SO4 +FeCl2. Sulphuric acid (H2SO4), also known as oil of vitriol is the strongest acid in the whole chemical family. It is a colorless oily liquid … Read more
HCl is a strong acid called hydrogen chloride, so it can easily react with a strong acid like H2SO4. Let us see the details of the reaction between HCl and H2SO4. HCl is a strong acid which undergo oxidation to generate Cl2, or a combination of partially oxidised products may be formed. The concentration of … Read more