(2) The salt-containing substance is sodium chloride, which consists of sodium ions and chloride ions;
(3) sodium bicarbonate is decomposed into sodium carbonate, water and carbon dioxide under heating conditions;
(4)① Add enough water to obtain a colorless and transparent solution, which means that there must be no copper sulfate; Adding enough hydrochloric acid produces bubbles, which means that there must be sodium carbonate, which can react with barium chloride to generate barium carbonate precipitate, while the solution obtained in I is transparent, which means that they cannot exist, so there must be no barium chloride; So far it can be judged that the possible substance is sodium hydroxide;
② It is sodium hydroxide that cannot be judged according to the experimental phenomenon, so the experiment can be designed according to the alkalinity of sodium hydroxide solution; Take a small amount of solution (I), add enough calcium chloride solution, let it stand, then take the supernatant and add phenolphthalein test solution dropwise. If the solution turns red, it means that it contains sodium hydroxide, otherwise it does not;
(5) let the mass of sodium carbonate in the soda ash sample be x.
Na2CO3+2HCl═2NaCl+H2O+CO2↑
106 44
x6.6g
10644=x6.6g
X =15.9g
The mass fraction of sodium carbonate in edible soda ash is:15.9g20g×100% = 79.5%.
So, the answer is: (1) d;
(2) Sodium ion and chloride ion; (3)2NaHCO3? △? . ? na2co 3+H2O+CO2↑;
(4)① It must contain Na2CO3;; May contain NaOH;;
(2) Take a small amount of solution (I), add enough BaCl2 solution (or CaCl2 solution), let it stand, and take the supernatant and drop phenolphthalein solution (or measure the pH with pH test paper).
(5) solution: let the mass of sodium carbonate in the sample be x 。
Na2CO3+2HCl=2NaCl+H2O+CO2↑?
10644
x6.6g
10644=x6.6g
x═ 15.9? g?
The mass fraction of sodium carbonate in edible soda ash is:15.9g20g×100%-79.5%.
A: The mass fraction of sodium carbonate in edible soda ash is 79.5%.