"A chemist spills aqueous sulfuric acid on the counter which begins to damage the counter. To neutralize the aqueous sulfuric acid the chemist adds solid powdered baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) to the acid which produces water vapor and a solid salt precipitate."
In this chemical reaction, sulfuric acid is a(n)
baking soda is a(n)
water vapor is a(n)
and
the salt is a(n)___
In a chemical equation for this reaction, a(n)
is used to separate sulfuric acid and baking
soda from water vapor, salt and energy. A(n)
is used to separate the symbols for sulfuric acid and baking soda. A(n)
symbol is used to tell the state of sulfuric acid in
is used to separate the symbols for the salt and water. A(n)
the reaction, a(n)
symbol is used for the state of baking soda, a(n)
symbol is used for the state of salt, and
an)
symbol is used for the state of water vapor.