How do CaC2 and Al4C3 differs
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probably beryllium carbide [Be2C]. And aluminium carbide [Al4c3]. Beryllium oxide [Be0] and carbon react at 2,000°C[3,600°F] to produce the bricked beryllium carbide whereas pale yellow aluminium carbide is perpared from aluminium and carbon in a furnace. Aluminium carbide rests as a typical methanide with water to produce.
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Differences between CaC₂, and Al₄C₃.
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Calcium carbide:
- It has a chemical formula of CaC₂.
- Calcium carbide is also known as calcium acetylide.
- Calcium carbide is a chemical compound.
- It has a boiling point of 2,300 °C.
- It has a density of 2.22 g/cm³.
- It is mainly used in industries in the production of acetylene and calcium cyanamide.
Aluminum carbide:
- It has a chemical formula of Al₄C₃.
- It is a carbide of Aluminum.
- It has a boiling point of 1400 °C.
- It has a density of 2.93 g/cm³.
- Aluminum carbide has the appearance of pale yellow to brown crystals.
- Aluminum carbide is a hard substance and is used as an abrasive material.
- Aluminum carbide is a methanide.
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