Do salts react with carbon dioxide?

Answer 1

Salts, which are generally created through Acid-Base reactions, are often ionic compounds. For example, take the everyday compound NaCl, table salt. NaCl can be produced through a reaction of HCL and NaOH, an Acid and a Base reaction. Whenever CO2, which is not an ionic compound but rather a covalent compound, is dissolved into a liquid, much like our fizzy sodas, it doesn't instantaneously become a salt. Instead, CO2 is just a gas that is dissolved in a liquid. So no, CO2 is not a salt.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

No carbon dioxide (CO2) is a gas.

Salt (NaCl ) is a solid.

Answer 4

Such salts are known as carbonates.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

No

Answer 7

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