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Compound ''A'' when dissolved in water give compound ''B'' which is used in white-washing. ''B'' reacts with CO2 to form a white precipitate of compound ''C'' . Identify the compound ''A'' , ''B'' , ''C'' . Also write the equation involved.anyone please answer it urgently...... |
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Answer» Compound A reacts with water to form a compound B that is used in WHITE-WASHING. Since Ca(OH)₂ is used in white washing,
Hence Compound A can be CaO called “Quick Lime”. ______________________________ Now, Compound B reacts with CO₂ to have compound C which is white PRECIPITATE.
We also know that CaCO₃ is a white precipitate, hence Compound C is CaCO₃ ______________________________ Compound A : CaOCompound B : Ca(OH)₂Compound C : CaCO₃ |
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