Chemistry, asked by someshwarlic, 8 months ago

how many grams of CaO is formed when 50grams of CaCo3 undergoes dissociation

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Answered by Koushik21416

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Answer. It can be answered by using stoichiometric equations

Explanation:

One mole of CaCO3 on decomposition gives one mole of Cao and CO2.

It means 100grams of CaCO3 gives 56 grams of CaO and 44 grams of CO2.

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