What is Na2CaO3? Important knowledge about Na2CaO3.

1. Definition of Na₂CaO₃

Na₂CaO₃ is a chemical compound, also known as sodium orthocarbonate or sodium calcium carbonate. The English name of this substance is Sodium Calcium Carbonate. It consists of two sodium atoms, one calcium atom, and three oxygen atoms. Its atomic mass is calculated by the total number of atoms in each molecule, i.e., 2 (sodium) + 1(calcium) + 3(oxygen) -> 6. The molecular structure of Na₂CaO₃ consists of a sodium ion, a calcium ion, and a carbonate ion. This substance does not exist naturally and must be synthesized in the laboratory.

2. Properties of Na₂CaO₃

2.1 Physical properties of Na₂CaO₃
Na₂CaO₃ usually appears as a white, odorless powder with a neutral pH.

2.2 Chemical properties of Na₂CaO₃
The chemical properties of Na₂CaO₃ have not been thoroughly studied.

3. Common chemical equations of Na₂CaO₃
   As this substance does not exist naturally and must be synthesized, there is no typical chemical equation for Na₂CaO₃.
4. Synthesis of Na₂CaO₃

4.1 Laboratory synthesis of Na₂CaO₃
The synthesis of Na₂CaO₃ in the laboratory has not been thoroughly studied.

4.2 Industrial synthesis of Na₂CaO₃
Similarly, industrial synthesis of Na₂CaO₃ has not been thoroughly studied.