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Originally Posted by P-man
So NaSO4 is not a compound? What about H2Cl?
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They may be, but they wont readily form under normal conditions in a very large abundance. The NaSO4 will have a negative charge while the H2Cl will come with a positive charge.
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Anyways, if I made HCl, then it would have been formed in a gaseous form, right?
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No, it would have all stayed in an aqueous form - that is dissolved in the water.
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Oh, and I have found a new balance to the equation:
NaCl + H2SO4 --> NaHSO4 + HCl
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there are many balances to the equation, yes they add up but that doesnt mean it can happen in the real world - maybe under some wacky conditions.. but under normal conditions you may only create a very small amount of it. Its sort of like probability, the most probable outcome of these two chems been mixed is the equation I wrote up, but there are other possibilities these will occur but on a very small scale.
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