Limewater turns milky when carbon dioxide passed through it . ( Give reason )
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Because when carbon dioxide is passed through limewater, calcium carbonate.
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Because when CO2 is passed , through cao it forms caco3 which is having a colo
Colour of milky
And if it is passed in excess it is formed calcium hydrogen carbonate
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the lime water forms milky when carbon dioxide is passes through it because of the formation of water insoluble precipitate ---> CaCO3 ( calcium carbonate)
if we still continously pass CO2 gas then it will form Calcium bicarbonate.
when calcium bicarbonate forms the milky colour will disappear !!!
hope it helps.....❤
the lime water forms milky when carbon dioxide is passes through it because of the formation of water insoluble precipitate ---> CaCO3 ( calcium carbonate)
if we still continously pass CO2 gas then it will form Calcium bicarbonate.
when calcium bicarbonate forms the milky colour will disappear !!!
hope it helps.....❤
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