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23. (0) How are metalloids different from metals? Name a metalloid.
(ii) Differentiate between the roasting and calcinations processes used in
metallurgy Give an example of each​

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Answered by gorgeous2911
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Metalloids are also called semi-metals have properties of of both metals and non-metal.There are 7 Metalloids inthe periodic table

EX: Boron,Silicon,Germanium,Arsenic,Antimony,Tellurium and polonium

ROASTING: The ore is heated in the excess of air

Generally sulphide ores are roasted,so SO2 is given off.

CALCINATION:The ore is heated in tje absence of air...

Carbonate and hydrated ores are calcined and CO2 vapours. are given off

HOPE IT HELPS YOU........

Answered by joe6563
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Answer:

metalliods are the compounds showing both the properties of mehala as well as non metal .

ln periodic table these are found in the gap drawn between a zig zag line.

calculations and roasting are methods usead for separation of metals from ores

e.g..if the ore is a sulphar then roasting metod is used

roasting is the heating of ore in excess air.

while calcination is used for the carbonated ores .

it's is a process in which the ore is heated in limited air.

hope this might help.

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