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Can sodium sulfate react with ammonium chloride?

Badi DukviL  Follow
The reaction of oxidation should not occur.

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Dev Das  Follow
No reaction, because the acidity of ammonium ions is too weak; in exchange for acetic acid, it may reflect the precipitating sulfur monochrome and turbid.
A substances such as ammonium sulfate itself exist.
ammonium sulfate: colorless transparent liquid or white crystals.The relative density of the crystal is 1.679, which is easily soluble in water. The solubility is 103.3g/100ml of water at 100 ° C.Involved in alcohol, ether, slightly soluble in acetone.Heating to 150 ° C will decompose to form ammonium sulfate, sulfurium, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide and water.The air is very unstable and stable in ammonia.
It can be seen that it does not respond.

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Caren McElrea  Follow
The ammonium chloride is acidic in the aqueous solution, which may cause a decomposable reaction of sodium sulfate.Between the two should not respond to each other.

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