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State the chemical change that occurs when limestone is heated

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Answered by shrivastavaharsh912
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Explanation:

when limestone is heated then calcium oxide and carbon dioxide is form

Answered by riddhirajbhattacharj
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Answer:

When limestone is heated in the presence of oxygen it forms calcium oxide and carbon dioxide

CaCO3   \frac{Heat}{Oxygen} ->  CaO + CO2

This type of reaction is called thermal decomposition reaction.

This type of chemical change is irreversible.

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