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The volume change after the reaction of chlorine gas with caustic soda

2020-01-14View Original

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When chlorine reacts with caustic soda, it produces hyposodium, water, and sodium chloride. The volume of the reaction products increases – is this due to the different densities of the products? Thank you
Reply #22020-01-15
Sodium hydroxide absorbed chlorine, so its mass increased as well; indeed, its density changed.

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