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zinc oxide is heated strongly in excess of air
write a balanced chemical equation for it​

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Answered by PD626471
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When zinc carbonate is heated strongly in a limited supply of air, it gives zinc oxide and carbon dioxide. `underset("Zinc carbonate")(ZnCO_(3(s)))overset("heat")to underset("Zinc oxide")(ZnO_((s)))+underset("Carbon dioxide")(CO_(2(g)))`

Answered by Anonymous
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When zinc carbonate is heated strongly in a limited supply of air, it gives zinc oxide and carbon dioxide.

ZnCO3(s)Zinc carbonate−→heatZnO(s)Zinc oxide+CO2(g)Carbon dioxide

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