Chemistry, asked by Furqan1223, 11 months ago

Why marble chips and not marble pieces are taken in lab preparation of carbon dioxide?

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Answered by yogichaudhary
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Dilute sulfuric acid is not used to form carbon dioxide because the calcium sulfate that is formed is insoluble in water and forms a layer on the marble thus preventing any more marble to come in contact with the acid. Since the reaction is stalled carbon dioxide is not formed. Marble is nothing but Calcium Carbonate.

Answered by aadisinghai2008
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Dilute sulfuric acid is not used to form carbon dioxide because the calcium sulfate that is formed is insoluble in water and forms a layer on the marble thus preventing any more marble to come in contact with the acid. Since the reaction is stalled carbon dioxide is not formed. Marble is nothing but Calcium Carbonate.

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