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chemical formulae of Calamine, Haematite and Corundum​

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Answered by pranati61
3

Explanation:

Calamine-ZnCO3

Haematite-Fe2O3

Corundum-Al2O3

Answered by Anonymous
17

Answer:

\bold\red{Calamine}

  • Chemical Formula - \bold\pink{Fe_{2}O{4}Zn}

  • An ore of Zinc

  • Used as lotions.

  • Treats itching, skin irritation, caused due to Chickenpox, insect bites, etc.

\bold\red{Haematite}

  • Chemical Formula - \bold\pink{Fe_{2}O_{3}}

  • Originated from sedimentary rocks

  • Distributed in cements

  • Found in earth with magnetite ore.

  • Not so much commercial use.

  • Produce pigments, radioactive oxidation.

\bold\red{Corundum}

  • Chemical Formula - \bold\pink{Al_{2}O_{3}}

  • Crystalline form of Aluminium Oxide.

  • Hexagonal crystal compound.

  • Found in igneous, metamorphic rocks.

  • Deep red color.

  • Very expensive like Ruby.
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