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(14) What is calcination? Write examples with
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Answers. Calcination is a process in which the carbonate ores are converted into oxides in order to obtain the metal. It is a process which takes place in absence or limited amount of oxygen. ZnCO3=> ZnO + CO2.

Answered by avniprakash1234
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calcination

The carbonate ores are changed into oxides by heating them srongly  in limited air

example

ZnCO3{s] ____heat___ZnO[s] +CO2

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