a glowing wooden splinter is extinguished when it is put into a test tube containing zinc that are heated. explain this situation ?
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A glowing wooden splinter is extinguished when it is put into a test tube containing zinc that are heated . Reason behind this :
- The gas that is evolved must be carbon dioxide because it is a good fire extinguisher.
- for the same reason , glowing wooden splinter will extinguish the fire.
- So the salt which is heated must be a carbonate salt with Zinc.
Balance chemical reaction is as follows:
Δ
ZnCO3(S) ----------> ZnO(s) + CO2 ↑
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Explanation:
glowing splinter produce hydrogen when heated , so hydrogen is a good fire extinguisher. So hydrogen will extinguish the heated zinc
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