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50g of calcium carbonate on heating gave 26g of calcium oxide and 24g of CO2.Show that these observations are in agreement with the law of conservation of mass.

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Answered by abhilash3600
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Amount of reactants (50 g of CaCO3) = Amount of products (26 g CaO + 24 g CO2)

This agrees with law of conservation of mass

Answered by BrainlyUnnati
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QuestioN :

✳50g of calcium carbonate on heating gave 26g of calcium oxide and 24g of CO2.Show that these observations are in agreement with the law of conservation of mass.

✦GiveN :

➫ Mass of Calcium carbonate reacted = 50g

➫ Mass of Calcium Oxide formed = 26g

➫ Mass of Carbon Dioxide formed = 24g

✦To FiNd :

➫ The above observations are in agreement with 'Law of Conservation of mass'.

SolutioN :

The balanced chemical equation for the reaction is :-

CaCO₃ → CaO + CO₂

In the above equation, 'reactant' is :-

• Calcium Carbonate [CaCO₃]

In the above equation,' products' are :-

• Calcium Oxide [CaO]

• Carbon dioxide [CO₂]

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Now, according to 'Law of Conservation of mass', we know that :-

Mass of reactants = Mass of products

⇒Mass(CaCO₃) = Mass(CaO) + Mass(CO₂)

50g = 26g + 24g

∴ 50g = 50g

❖ Since we have proved that mass of reactants and products are equal. Thus, the above observations are in agreement with 'Law of Conservation of mass'.

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