

Other carbonates decomposes to give oxides and CO2

All bicarbonates decomposes to carbonates,CO2, HO2

Generally these are not effected by heat.
Some halides of higher oxidation states changes into halides of lower oxidation state on heating.

H2O and haloacids (HF, HCl, HBr,HI) such as


Sodium and potassium sulphates are thermally stable. However other sulphates, anhydrous or hydrous, decompose to give different products. Such as

They undergo thermal decomposition in following ways

Hydroxide, and higher oxides and some metals undergo following change on heating strongly.


If a salt of strong acid and strong base (e.g. NaCl) is present in the solution it will not react with any acid or base added to the solution.
If a salt of strong acid and weak base (e.g.NH4Cl) is present in the solution it will only react with strong base but it will not react with strong acid.

If a salt of strong base and weak acid (e.g CH3 COONa) is present in the solution it will react only with strong acid but it will not react with strong base.

