Chemistry, asked by aditisingh3439, 1 year ago

difference between fused calcium chloride and anhydrous calcium chloride

Answers

Answered by abiraj718

Answer:

Calcium Chloride: Anhydrous and Fused : In theory no difference- both are CaCl2. However in practice fused is sold with a higher moisture content . Fused CaCl2 is just the hydrate heated up to expel water - this gives the "anhydrous" form.

mark me as brainliest and please follow me

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Hindi, 7 months ago

Aise 5 Shabd jinka tatsam and tadbhav donon Roop likha jata hai...

Physics, 7 months ago

how many minimum number of coplanar vectors having different magnitude can be added to give zero resultant...

Chemistry, 7 months ago

Out of Na or K which has high first ionization enthalpy and why??

Biology, 1 year ago

What happens in the S phase of cell cycle?

Psychology, 1 year ago

⭐ ONLY FOR MODERATORS⭐ what if you spend more than a hlf an hour writing a answer ....and u finished than clicks on send and gets a notice that there's limit of words.... however u manage with word limit and after than u clicks on send but it says qstn is no more its dlttd.....wth!!! ??????? i want answrr moderators...... don't dltt this if u don't know whats happn ....u can ask me in cmnt...

Geography, 1 year ago

Which soil is best for cotton cultivation?

Math, 1 year ago

prove that " in the quadrilateral , the sum of all exterior angle is 360...

Science, 1 year ago

what is Nobel metal?