NEETChemistrys Block Elements
Potassium carbonate cannot be prepared by the Solvay process. Why?
Options
- APotassium is not readily available in nature.
- BPotassium carbonate is too unstable to be produced by this process.
- CPotassium carbonate forms insoluble precipitates in the Solvay process.
- DPotassium ions are too small to interact effectively with ammonia in the process.
Correct answer
C. Potassium carbonate forms insoluble precipitates in the Solvay process.
Step-by-step solution
Correct Option is : (C) Potassium carbonate forms insoluble precipitates in the Solvay process.