What happens if you mix calcium carbonate and citric acid?

Answer 1

• it bubbles up

Answer 2

As the magnesium is a metal, and the citric acid is an acid, hydrogen plus a salt is formed. This results in the chemical equation

C6H8O7 + Mg → H2 + MgC6H6O7

(As a note, metal + acid = H2 + Salt)

Answer 3

if we mix calcium carbonate with hydrochloric acid calciumchloride and water and carbon dioxide will form.

the eqation is -----

caco3+Hcl---->cacl2+H20+co2

And basically, this is what happens when a person with heartburn takes TUMS.

Answer 4

What happens if calcium carbonate react with lemon juice for descaling

Answer 5

as sucu in a dry state, they dont react.but in presence of a little water they produce effervacents and they form effervacent granules.

Answer 6

Dilute acid and calcium carbonate gives carbon dioxide and the appropriate salt

E.g. 2HCl + CaCO3 -> H20 + CaCl2

Answer 7

• it bubbles up

Answer 8

It dissolves. Citric Acid is a white powder and it becomes a colourless citric acid solution.

Answer 9

salt and water

Answer 10

Absolutely nothing