limewater turns milky when air is passed through it
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lime water turns milk when CO2 is passed in it
REASON-
Because of the production of CaCO3
lime water = CaO
reaction -
CaO + CO2 -----> CaCO3
lime water turns milk when CO2 is passed in it
REASON-
Because of the production of CaCO3
lime water = CaO
reaction -
CaO + CO2 -----> CaCO3
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Heyaa folk,
CaCO3 = Lime Water (Calcium Carbonate.
CaO = Calcium Oxide.
CO2 = Carbon Dioxide.
We can write the equation as,
CaO + CO2 ➞ CaCO3
i.e. Carbon Dioxide added with Calcium Oxide gives Lime water means Calcium Carbonate.
It turns milky i.e. calcium's properties started to applying it. (To the solution).
As the calcium oxide looks like the milk. (white in colour).
Hope it helps u :)
CaCO3 = Lime Water (Calcium Carbonate.
CaO = Calcium Oxide.
CO2 = Carbon Dioxide.
We can write the equation as,
CaO + CO2 ➞ CaCO3
i.e. Carbon Dioxide added with Calcium Oxide gives Lime water means Calcium Carbonate.
It turns milky i.e. calcium's properties started to applying it. (To the solution).
As the calcium oxide looks like the milk. (white in colour).
Hope it helps u :)
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