There is no gaseous product when NaNO3 reacts with 6M HCl.
We must note that gas evolution is one of the signs that a chemical reaction has taken place. Hence, we must consider the options and look out for an option in which reaction with HCl does not lead to a gaseous product. This is the option that does not lead to evolution of a gas.
Let us consider the reaction; NaNO3(s) + HCl(aq) ---> NaCl(s) + HNO3(aq), there is no gaseous product hence NaNO3 does not result in gas evolution upon addition of 6M HCl.
Missing parts;
Addition of 6 M HCl to which substance will NOT result in gas evolution?
(A) Al
(B) Zn
(C) K2CO3
(D) NaNO3
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Answer:
the blue one is f sub level in period table
Following reaction shows the preparation of
Nitrile from
Amide. In this reaction
Thionyl chloride is reacted with Amide, which produced nitrile along with
SO₂ and
HCl gas. The
importance of this reaction is the removal of byproducts (i.e SO₂ and HCl). As both SO₂ and HCl are gases so
no extra workup is required to remove them. The mechanism of reaction is as follow,