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number of moles in 25 grams of calcium oxide​

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Answered by sujal1247
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Answer:

0.25 moles

= 0.25 moles. thus number of moles in 25 g of calcium oxide is 0.25.

Answered by akidequebal11
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The reaction is CaCO3⇌CaO+CO2.

One mole of calcium carbonate on decomposition gives one mole of calcium oxide.

The molecular weight of calcium carbonate and calcium oxide are 100 g/mol and 56 g/mol respectively. 

The decomposition of 100 g of calcium carbonate will give 56 g of calcium oxide.

Hence, the decomposition of 25 g of calcium carbonate will give 14 g of calcium oxide (quicklime).

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