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Summary Of: Calcium oxide
The hydrate can be reconverted to calcium oxide by removing the water in the reversible equation... 1 kg of calcium oxide to give calcium hydroxide plus 3...
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IUPAC name
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Molecular formula
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CaO
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Molar mass
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Density
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Melting point
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°C
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K
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Boiling point
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°C
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K
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Solubility
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water
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standard state
(at 25 °C, 100 kPa)
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Infobox references
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lime
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chemical compound
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caustic
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alkaline
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crystalline
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magnesium
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silicon
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aluminium
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iron
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Calcium
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oxide
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limestone
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calcium carbonate
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calcite
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lime kiln
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C
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calcination
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carbon dioxide
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carbon dioxide
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calcium carbonate
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prehistory
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citation needed
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slaked lime
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portlandite
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mortar
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plaster
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citation needed
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Hydrated
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anhydride
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water
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glass
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steel
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magnesium
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aluminium
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slag
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acidity
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flocculant
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phosphates
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paper
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lignin
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coagulant
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bleaching
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soils
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pollution
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desulfurize
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refractory
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citric acid
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glucose
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dyes
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pottery
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paints
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nixtamalization
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corn
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hominy
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masa
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heat
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energy
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MJ
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self-heating can
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