CaCO3(s) + heat= Residue + Gas. Residue when dissolves in water, produces
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HERE IS THE REACTION;
CaCO3(S) Heated To Give CaO(S) + CO2(g).
When Residue dissolved;
CaO(S) +H20(L) Gives Ca(OH)2 (Aq)
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CaCO3(S) Heated To Give CaO(S) + CO2(g).
When Residue dissolved;
CaO(S) +H20(L) Gives Ca(OH)2 (Aq)
HOPE it helps
DonDj:
Carbon Dioxide
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please explain in detail
what to explain i had wrote everything thre
there
but in reaction where is co2 in product
well the correct answer is which I wrote that is calcium hydroxide Ca(OH)2
See carfully
CO2 is there
No ur answer is partial
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Calcium hydroxide or slaked lime.
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