Lime water turns milky when which gas is passed through it?
- A.Hydrogen
- B.Oxygen
- C.Carbon dioxide
- D.Nitrogen
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Carbon dioxide reacts with lime water, a solution of calcium hydroxide, to form insoluble calcium carbonate, whose fine white particles make the liquid look milky; if more of the gas is passed the milkiness disappears as soluble calcium bicarbonate is formed, and that second step is often the harder half…
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