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Write a balanced equation for the preparation of each of the following salts.

(i) Copper sulphate from Copper carbonate

(ii) Zinc carbonate from Zinc sulphate


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Solution

Part 1: Copper sulphate from Copper carbonate

  1. Copper carbonate when treated with Sulphuric acid forms Copper sulphate.
  2. CuCO3(aq)(Coppercarbonate)+H2SO4(aq)(Sulphuricacid)CuSO4(aq)(Coppersulphate)+H2O(l)(Water)+CO2(g)(Carbondioxide)

Part 2: Zinc carbonate from Zinc sulphate

  1. A double displacement reaction in which Zinc sulphate is combined with Sodium carbonate to produce Sodium sulphate and a white ppt of Zinc carbonate.
  2. ZnSO4(aq)(Zincsulphate)+Na2CO3(aq)(Sodiumcarbonate)Na2SO4(aq)(Sodiumsulphate)+ZnCO3(s)()(Zinccarbonate)

Hence, the balanced equations are as follows

(i) CuCO3(aq)(Coppercarbonate)+H2SO4(aq)(Sulphuricacid)CuSO4(aq)(Coppersulphate)+H2O(l)(Water)+CO2(g)(Carbondioxide)

(ii) ZnSO4(aq)(Zincsulphate)+Na2CO3(aq)(Sodiumcarbonate)Na2SO4(aq)(Sodiumsulphate)+ZnCO3(s)()(Zinccarbonate)


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