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Which one of these gas is released when Na reacts with cold water?

  1. $H _2$
  2. $Cl _2$
  3. $O _2$
  4. $H _2O$
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Explanation

Reaction of 'Na' with cold water. 

$ 2Na+H _{2}O\rightarrow Na _{2}O+H _{2} \uparrow $
               The reaction stops with forming $ Na _{2}O $ . Because, we used cold water. The reaction doesnt continue to form NaOH.

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Which of the following is added to remove permanent hardness of water?

  1. baking soda

  2. blue vitriol

  3. washing soda

  4. milk of magnesia
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C Correct answer
Explanation

By adding Na$ _{2} $Co$ _{3} $, all the Ca$ ^{+2} $ and and Mg$ ^{+2} $ ions which causes permanent hardness are replaced by Na$ ^{+} $, which doesn't cause hardness.

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Sodium hydroxide in water gives

  1. yellow color solution.

  2. green color solution.

  3. colorless solution.

  4. light pink solution.
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Sodium hydroxide in water gives colorless solution.
Sodium hydroxide is colourless. In water, it dissociates into sodium ions and chloride ions. These ions are also colourless.
$\displaystyle NaOH (aq)   \xrightarrow{H _2O} Na^+ (aq) + OH^- (aq)$

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Potassium's reaction with water produces hydrogen gas of 

  1. bluish pink.

  2. greenish blue.

  3. orange.

  4. light pink.
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Potassium's reaction with water produces hydrogen gas of bluish pink.
Potassium reacts with cold water and gives potassium hydroxide and hydrogen gas.
$\displaystyle 2K + 2H _2O \rightarrow 2KOH + H _2$
The reaction is exothermic and the resulting solution is basic.
The reaction is so vigorous that the evolved hydrogen catches fire spontaneously.