Science, asked by tiacavan, 3 months ago

calculate the mass of carbon dioxide which is formed by decomposing 200g of calcium carbonate

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Answered by llDiplomaticGuyll

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200 g of the CaCO₃ produces 44/100 × 200 = 88 g of the Carbon dioxide. Hence, the mass of the Carbon dioxide is 88 g.

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