copper carbonate on heating gives a black Residue of copper oxide
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Some carbonates change colour during thermal decomposition, which means the compound breaks down into other substances when heated. Copper carbonate is green and becomes copper oxide which is black.
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Copper carbonate on heating dissociates to form two compounds , copper oxide and carbon dioxide .
CuCO3 -----> CuO ( black )+ CO2 .
Observation ----->
On heating Copper carbonate , a black residue is formed and a gas is released which turns lime water milky .
Thus , we can conclude that the gas evolved is carbon dioxide .
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Copper carbonate on heating dissociates to form two compounds , copper oxide and carbon dioxide .
CuCO3 -----> CuO ( black )+ CO2 .
Observation ----->
On heating Copper carbonate , a black residue is formed and a gas is released which turns lime water milky .
Thus , we can conclude that the gas evolved is carbon dioxide .
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