How do you test for NaHCO3?

Answer 1

By adding any dilute acid such as Hcl or acetic acid (vinegar) it will make bubbles of co2

Answer 2

To test for Sodium Bicarbonate (NaHCO3), you can perform a simple acid-base reaction test. Add a few drops of acid (like vinegar) to the sample. If bubbling or fizzing occurs, it indicates the presence of NaHCO3 since it is an alkaline substance that reacts with acids to release carbon dioxide gas.

Answer 3

you don't need to balance it! it is already balances (ratio 1:1).
Hope that helped

Answer 4

Introduce HCl,a white gas will emit.Introduce Nestler regent soaked filter paper,it will turn into brown color.