Chemistry, 26.06.2019 20:30, johndacres8280
Which statement is correct about the reaction that occurs between calcium chloride and sodium carbonate? it is a single replacement reaction because two new compounds of calcium and sodium are formed. it is a double replacement reaction because calcium chloride and sodium carbonate exchange their non-metallic parts. it is a single replacement reaction because calcium replaces sodium within a compound as sodium is higher than calcium in the activity series. it is a double replacement reaction because the ions of calcium and sodium exchange places in an aqueous solution as calcium is higher than sodium in the activity series.
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