Chemistry, asked by aryanmishra5960, 1 year ago

Write the following chemical equations with state symbols CaCo3=Cao+Co2

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Answered by lali043

Answer:

caco3 (s) ----> Cao(s) + co2 (g)

lali043: carbondioxide (gas)

lali043: calcium oxide (solid)

aryanmishra5960: thanks and of 6co2+6h2o=c6h12o6+602

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lali043: 11

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Answered by babita1977no1

Explanation:

CaCO3 gives CaO + CO2. 2. 2Na +NaCl gives 2Na OH +H2

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