Answer :
Under Normal Conditions no reaction will be seen between Calcium ions (Ca⁺), NaCl (salt solution) and NaOH(sodium hydroxide).
What is a double replacement reaction ?
In a double replacement reaction , the compounds present switch cation and anion to form new compounds.
But here in NaOH(sodium hydroxide) and NaCl (salt solution) the cation sodium ion Na⁺, of both the compounds is same so the end result will be same .
There will be no net reaction .
But if excess Sodium Hydroxide is added to the solution , we will see precipitate of NaCl , salt forming.
If Salt contained Ca⁺ ions , firstly NaCl will only combine with Ca⁺ ions in special conditions as Na⁺ ions are more reactive than Ca⁺ ions.
On addition of NaOH we would observe no change in normal conditions due to above stated reason .
In special conditions following reaction takes place ,in normal condition the reaction follows reverse direction.
Ca + 2 NaOH ← Ca(OH)₂ + 2 Na
Hence under Normal Conditions no reaction will be seen between Calcium ions , NaCl (salt solution) and NaOH(sodium hydroxide).
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