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A white solid “X” when reacts with an acid “B” in its dilute solution produces a gas which turns lime water milky. Identify “A” and “B”, and write the two equations involved. No spamming! Else report!

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Answered by shreyadandapat7e
2

Answer:

the white solid is zinc carbonate

znco3+ 2hcl-zncl2+h2O+co2

thus acid is hcl

gas liberated is co2

and co2 turns lime water milky

co2+ca(OH)2 - caco3+h2O

Answered by B3RS3K3R
0

Answer:

3)The white solid “X” is probably ZnCO3 (or CaCO3)

The acid “B” can be HCl (or H2SO4)

The gas is CO2

reactions----->ZnCO3(white,solid)+2HCl(aq.)-->ZnCl2(aq.)+CO2(g)+H2O(l)              

OR CaCO3(white,solid)+2HCl(aq.)-->CaCl2(aq.)+ CO2(g)+H2O(l)  

ii) Ca(OH)2 (aq.)+CO2(g)-->        CaCO3                 +H2O

   (lime water)               (white precipitate)  

Explanation:

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