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30.
For slaking of 10 kg of CaO, the theoretical amount of water is
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Avinash said:
3 years ago
How much h20 is needed to make 10kg of quick lime to slaked lime? Anyone give me the solution, please.
M.ishaq said:
3 years ago
Atomic weight of these elements.
Ca = 40,
O = 16,
H = 1.
Cao = 40 + 16 = 56.
H2O = (2*1)+16 = 18.
Ca = 40,
O = 16,
H = 1.
Cao = 40 + 16 = 56.
H2O = (2*1)+16 = 18.
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Nasar khan said:
4 years ago
How Cao =56 and H20 = 18? Please explain.
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Ravi chandra said:
5 years ago
How we introduce the CaO to the clay specimen to find the swell in the specimen due to slaking? Please explain to me.
Ravi said:
5 years ago
How much time it will take Cao to slake?
Prabhakar maurya said:
5 years ago
Cao = 56,
H2o = 18,
56 = 18,
1 = [18/56].
10kg lime = (18/56)*10=3.2kg water.
H2o = 18,
56 = 18,
1 = [18/56].
10kg lime = (18/56)*10=3.2kg water.
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Suman said:
6 years ago
Slaking is of the process by adding water of turning the traditional building material lime into burned lime.
Manoj said:
6 years ago
What is Slacking?
Diwakar naik said:
8 years ago
Theoretically, the requirement of water for slaking of lime is 32% weight of CaO.
i.e for 10kg lime 3.2 kgs of water required for slaking.
i.e for 10kg lime 3.2 kgs of water required for slaking.
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Dhanu said:
8 years ago
Theoretically, the requirement of water for slaking of lime is 32 per cent of the weight of CaO.
Source : S.K Duggal.
Source : S.K Duggal.
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