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                                           Chlorides
                                           Chlorides are not decomposed by dilute acids. However, concentrated
                                           sulphuric acid decomposes chloride salts forming the sulphate or hydrogen
                                           sulphate salt (depending on the temperature) and hydrogen chloride
                                           [HCl(g)]. This is because hydrochloric acid is more volatile than sulphuric
                                           acid. For example,
                                                                       < 200°C
                                              NaCl(s)   +   H SO (l)  o        NaHSO  4     +      HCl(g)
                                                                  4
                                                              2
                                            sodium chloride      conc. sulphuric      sodium hydrogen      hydrogen chloride
                                                               acid           sulphate (acid salt)       (pungent, irritating)
                                                                       > 200°C
                                             2NaCl(s)   +   H SO (l)  o Na SO (s)           +      2HCl(g)
                                                                  4
                                                                                   2
                                                                                       4
                                                              2
                                                            conc. sulphuric      sodium sulphate
                                                               acid             (normal salt)
                                           Nitrates
                                           Nitrates are decomposed by conc. sulphuric acid on heating below 200°C
                                           because nitric acid is more volatile than conc. H SO . For example,
                                                                                         2
                                                                                             4
                                                                       < 200°C
                                             KNO (s)    +   H SO (l)  o KHSO (s)            +     HNO (g)
                                                  3
                                                                  4
                                                                                       4
                                                                                                         3
                                                              2
                                            potassium nitrate     conc. sulphuric      potassium hydrogen      nitric acid
                                                               acid           sulphate (acid salt)
                                                Above 200°C, nitric acid itself decomposes.
                                                    ASSIGNMENT 6
                                         Salts, Classification of salts, General properties of salts
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                                           General Methods of Preparation of Soluble Salts

                                           How are water-soluble salts prepared

                                           Water-soluble salts can be prepared by the following general methods:
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