Chemistry, asked by Manishdvarade4801, 1 year ago

Why does limewater turn milky when we blow air into it?

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Limewater turns milky when we blow CO2 into it. As we all know that we inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. So when we blow CO2 into Limewater it reacts with lime water and form calcium carbonate which turns it into milky.

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