Chemistry · Acids, Bases and Salts
When acid A is added to base B, salt C is produced along with a large amount of heat. Compound C is a chemical component used in the manufacture of Plaster of Paris. Identify A, B and C.
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- 1A - Sulphuric acid; B - Lime water (Calcium hydroxide); C - Calcium sulphate✓
- 2A - Hydrochloric acid; B - Calcium carbonate; C - Calcium chloride
- 3A - Sulphuric acid; B - Aluminium oxide; C - Aluminium sulfate
- 4A - Hydrochloric acid; B - Aluminium oxide; C - Aluminium chloride
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A - Sulphuric acid; B - Lime water (Calcium hydroxide); C - Calcium sulphate
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