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dilute sulphuric acid + dilute sodium hydroxide
H2S04+2NaOH-----> 2H20+ Na2SO4
the above one is the normal neutralization between dilute sulphuric acid + dilute sodium hydroxide
Where we need 2 mole of naoh to neutualize 1mole H2SO4
num of mole of naoh : num of mole of H2SO4= 2:1
so, it forms normal salt when there are enough NaOH for compelete
neutralization.
When the NaOH is the limiting factor
eg: 1mole dilute sodium hydroxide + 1mole dilute sulphuric acid
Mole ratio= 1;1
As the NaOH is limited ,the H2SO4 will just give out 1 H+ for one H2SO4 molecule
H2SO4--->HSO4- + H +
then
they can completely react with 1mole NaOH
NaOH+ HSO4- +H+----> NaHSO4 + H20
To conclude:
acid salt is formed when the alkali is limited
normal salt is formed when complete neutralization
2014-08-16 00:32:55 補充:
1)H2SO4 + NaOH--->NaHSO4 + H2O (acid salt)
2)H2SO4 + 2NaOh--->Na2SO4 + 2H2O (normal salt) ?ieEach H+ is replaced by Na+ step by step.when Na+ is ran out, the acid salt formed in step1 can't be 'further neutralized'. ''
yes~all the Na+ are used so the HSO4- stop dissociate
That's what i want to say