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An ore on treatment with dilute HCl produces Brisk effervescences

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Answered by harshit12342
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calamine ore is the answer
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Answered by RomeliaThurston
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Answer: Ore which contains carbonates in it will produce brisk effervescence on reacting with dilute HCl.

Explanation:

An ore is defined as a naturally occurring solid substance from which a metal or a valuable mineral can be profitably extracted.

Brisk effervescence are produced on the release of carbon dioxide gas.

When metal carbonates reacts with dilute hydrochloric acid, it produces salt and releases carbon dioxide and water.

The equation for the reaction of metal carbonate and acid is given by:

\text{Metal carbonates}+HCl(dil.)\rightarrow Salt+CO_2+H_2O

Hence, an ore which contains carbonates in it will produce brisk effervescence on reacting with dilute HCl.

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