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[Soda Ash Knowledge] Daily Question (79) 2009.12.21

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Fill-in-the-blank questions: 4. When CaO is mixed with water and broken down into a powder, this powder is called ( ), it is also known as ( ); this process is called ( ); the chemical equation for this reaction is ( ); the aqueous solution of this product is called ( ). 5. The three conditions that must be present for combustion are ( ), ( ), ( ). 6. The common fuels used in the calcination of limestone are ( ) and ( ). Please hide the replies; no scoring will be given in principle if they are not hidden. Specific hiding method: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=492556&highlight=%D2%FE%B2%D8
Reply #22009-12-20
4. Slaked lime, quicklime; slaking process: CaO + H2O ---- Ca(OH)2; lime milk. 5. Combustibles, oxidizers, ignition sources. 6. Coke, anthracite
Reply #32009-12-20
4. Slaked lime, quicklime; slaking process: CaO + H2O ---- Ca(OH)2; lime milk. 5. Combustibles, oxidizers, ignition sources. 6. Coke, anthracite
Reply #42009-12-20
4. When CaO is mixed with water and broken down into a powder, this powder is called (slaked lime); it is also known as (calcium hydroxide). This process is referred to as the (slaking process), and the chemical equation for it is (CaO + H2O = Ca(OH)2). The aqueous solution of this product is called (limewater). 5. The three conditions that must be present simultaneously for combustion are (fuel), (oxidizer), and (ignition source). 6. The common fuels used for calcining limestone are (coke) and (anthracite).
Reply #52009-12-20
Slaked lime, quicklime, hydrolysis, CaO+H2O=Ca(OH)2; combustion products, oxygen, ignition point; coal, natural gas
Reply #62009-12-21
4. Slaked lime, quicklime; slaking process: CaO + H2O ---- Ca(OH)2; lime milk. 5. Combustibles, oxidizers, ignition sources. 6. Coke, anthracite
Reply #72009-12-21
4. Slaked lime, quicklime; slaking process: CaO + H2O ---- Ca(OH)2; lime milk. 5. Combustibles, oxidizers, ignition sources. 6. Coke, anthracite
Reply #82009-12-21
Slaked lime, quicklime; digestion process: Ca + H2O = Ca(OH)2; lime milk; combustibles; oxidizers; ignition sources; coke; anthracite
Reply #92009-12-21
1. Slaked lime, quicklime, slaking process, CAO+H2O---CA(OH)2, lime milk 2. Combustibles, oxidizers, ignition sources 3. Coke, anthracite
Reply #102009-12-21
Is it a bonus point? If there are bonus points, I’ll come and answer every day
Reply #112009-12-21
4. Slaked lime, quicklime; digestion process: CaO + H2O -- Ca(OH)2; lime milk. 5. Combustible materials, oxidizing agents, ignition point. 6. Coke, anthracite. 1# chen3jun

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