What are the products and reactions of KNO3+NaOH+MgSO4+H2O in one container?

[hediki]

hey ok i have KNO3+NaOH+MgSO4+H2O in one container now i see so very small bubbles, what is the gas being released? and the is this cloudy some what solid substance at the bottom what can that be? is it a hydroxide compund?

 

[hediki]

some one please

 

[nazgjunk]

1: Don't double post.
2: This is, as I hope you know, an acid reaction (not sure of the right words in english). $${SO_4}^{++}$$ is an acid, $$OH^-$$ (which appears when dissolving NaOH) is a very strong base. They will obviously react. Think again, and maybe you'll find it.

 

[hediki]

1 i didnt double post they moved it...
2 u didnt answer y question

 

[ksinclair13]

1: Don't double post.
2: This is, as I hope you know, an acid reaction (not sure of the right words in english). $${SO_4}^{++}$$ is an acid, $$OH^-$$ (which appears when dissolving NaOH) is a very strong base. They will obviously react. Think again, and maybe you'll find it.

What is SO₄⁺⁺? I think you meant SO₄^2-, which is a conjugate base and not an acid. SO₄^2- will NOT react with OH^- because both want to accept a hydrogen ion. It WILL react with H₂O, however.

First, I'd start out by writing out the ions dissociated. KNO₃ is soluble, NaOH is a strong base so it will dissociate, and MgSO₄ is soluble in water. Then think which two ions will go together to form a precipitate.

Then think about what will happen when the SO₄^2- reacts with H₂O. Let's see what you can come up with .