Sodium carbonate is commonly known as-baking sodawashing sodachalkplaster of paris

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Sodium carbonate or washing soda has a hydrous form and an anhydrous form- Hydrous form is when sodium carbonate has some water molecules attached to it -formula is Na2CO3-10H2O- Anhydrous sodium carbonate does not have water molecules attached to it -Na2CO3 only-

Column (I)	Column (II)
(1) Bleaching powder	(a) Sodium bicarbonate
(2) Baking soda	(b) Sodium carbonate
(3) Washing soda	(c) Calcium oxychloride
(4) Plaster of Paris	(d) Calcium sulphate hemihydrate

Sodium carbonate is commonly known as:
baking soda
washing soda
chalk
plaster of paris

Sodium carbonate or washing soda has a hydrous form and an anhydrous form. Hydrous form is when sodium carbonate has some water molecules attached to it (formula is $N a_{2} C O_{3} .10 H_{2} O$ ). Anhydrous sodium carbonate does not have water molecules attached to it ( $N a_{2} C O_{3}$ only).

Sodium carbonate is commonly known as:baking sodawashing sodachalkplaster of paris

Sodium carbonate or washing soda has a hydrous form and an anhydrous form. Hydrous form is when sodium carbonate has some water molecules attached to it (formula is Na2CO3.10H2O). Anhydrous sodium carbonate does not have water molecules attached to it (Na2CO3 only).

Sodium carbonate is commonly known as:
baking soda
washing soda
chalk
plaster of paris

Sodium carbonate or washing soda has a hydrous form and an anhydrous form. Hydrous form is when sodium carbonate has some water molecules attached to it (formula is $N a_{2} C O_{3} .10 H_{2} O$ ). Anhydrous sodium carbonate does not have water molecules attached to it ( $N a_{2} C O_{3}$ only).