Chemistry, asked by antara40, 1 year ago

How can hydrogen be got using h²0 from calcium?

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Answered by ImAPhoneix

3

By the process of calcination!

Ca+H2O=CaO+H2

antara40: can you give me the formula

working: Ca + H20 GIVES CaO + H2

ImAPhoneix: Right

antara40: ❤❤thanks a lot

working: WELCOME

ImAPhoneix: Hmm

Answered by royricha42002

3

Hey mate here is your answer:-)

Calcium + Water -------> Calcium Oxide + Hydrogen

Ca + H20 -------> CaO + H2

Hope this helps you.............

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