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the ore which can be extracted from calcination is (a)zinc sulphide (b)copper sulphide (c) zinc carbonate (d) cinnabar

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Calcination is known as the heating of carbonate ores in a small supply of air to turn them into oxides. Thus, by extracting CO2, the carbonate ores are calcined to get mineral oxide.

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the ore which can be extracted from calcination is (a)zinc sulphide (b)copper sulphide (c) zinc carbonate (d) cinnabar​

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the ore which can be extracted from calcination is (a)zinc sulphide (b)copper sulphide (c) zinc carbonate (d) cinnabar