What happens in the following reaction. Write a balanced chemical equation for the same.
a) Calcium carbonate is strongly heated.
b) Slaked lime is raected with CO2 gas.
c) Silver chloride is kept open in the sunlight.
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a. In this reaction calcium carbonate is breaking up into two simpler substance , calcium oxide and carbondioxide.
CaCO3___> CaO +CO2
b. When slaked lime is reacted with CO2 it form calcium carbonate and water
Ca(OH)2+ CO2____ > CaCO3+ CO2
When silver chloride is kept open on sunlight it decomposes to form silver metal and chlorine gas.
2AgCl______> 2Ag+ Cl2
CaCO3___> CaO +CO2
b. When slaked lime is reacted with CO2 it form calcium carbonate and water
Ca(OH)2+ CO2____ > CaCO3+ CO2
When silver chloride is kept open on sunlight it decomposes to form silver metal and chlorine gas.
2AgCl______> 2Ag+ Cl2
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