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what is calcination??​

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Answered by vmbashyam
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The IUPAC defines calcination as heating high temperature in air or oxygen however calcination is used to mean a thermal treatment process in a absence or limited supply of air and oxygen applied to ores and other solid material to bring about the thremal decomposition

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Answered by Uniquedosti00017
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the process of heating the carbonate ore in the limited supply of oxygen to convert into oxide ore is called calcination.

for example

HgCo3 + O2 =heat=> HgO + Co2.

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