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What is NA2HCO3?

2018-01-24View Original

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What is NA2HCO3, which I occasionally come across in an environmental impact assessment report? Is it disodium bicarbonate? ? ?
Reply #22018-01-24
Just take a look at what those ‘experts’ who write environmental impact assessment reports come up with, as long as the assessment is approved!
Reply #32018-01-24
I mixed sodium carbonate with sodium bicarbonate.
Reply #42018-01-24
It makes no sense; it was written by an amateur.
Reply #52018-02-02
It’s just a mistake; CO₃ clearly has a valence of -2~~~ The value cannot be zero, whether positive or negative
Reply #62018-02-02
It must be a typo; it’s fine as long as you know it
Reply #72018-02-03
I made a mistake; from the perspective of structural chemistry, such a substance cannot exist
Reply #82018-02-04
It must be a typo. The valences can’t be balanced. Moreover, as ordinary inorganic substances, their internal structure is not that complex, and there are no various intricate molecular formulas.

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