Science, asked by monu314059, 1 year ago

why is lime water slightly milky

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Answered by nanduuuuuuuu

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lime water is slightly milky due to presence of traces of ca(oh)2 in it.
cao+co2=======>ca(oh)2

Answered by abhinash49

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Due to the presence of insoluble calcium carbonate CaCo3 lime water is slightly milky.

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monu314059: answer correct hai

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