used in the manufacture of cement:ate rock (limestone) is heated to produce the quicklime, i.e., calcium oxide,Carbon dioxide is also released into the atmosphere when calcium carbon-PROBLEM 44CACO3(s)CaO(s) + CO;(g)Calculate the mass, in metric tons, of CO2 released per metric ton of lime-une used in this process. What is the mass of carbon that the air gains foreachof carbon dioxide that enters the atmosphere? Note that at leastgramos much carbon dioxide is released from combustion of the fossil fuel neededto heat the limestone as is released from the limestone itself.

This is an decomposition reaction.

Calculate the mass, in metric tons, of CO2 released per metric ton of lime- vane used in this process. What is the mass of carbon that the air gains for each gram of carbon dioxide that enters the atmosphere? Note that at least os much carbon dioxide is released from combustion of the fossil fuel needed to heat the limestone as is released from the limestone itself.

Calculate the mass, in metric tons, of CO2 released per metric ton of lime- vane used in this process. What is the mass of carbon that the air gains for each gram of carbon dioxide that enters the atmosphere? Note that at least os much carbon dioxide is released from combustion of the fossil fuel needed to heat the limestone as is released from the limestone itself.

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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