Consider the calcination of CaCO3:CaCO3 -> CaQ + CO,Before calcination, the initial weight of CaCO3 is 2.5g. After calcination, the final weight of CaCO3 wasmeasured at 2.0 g.Calculate the conversion of CaCO; particles (x) using the following equation:m CaCO,-m CaCo, )x =m Caco, -MCao|

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Consider the calcination of CaCO;: CaCO3 -> CaQ + CO2 Before calcination, the initial weight of CaCO; is 2.5g. After calcination, the final weight of CaCO; was measured at 2.0 g. Calculate the conversion of CaCO; particles (x) using the following equation: (9)' -m CaO mCaco, -mcaco (t) x = mCaCo, -MCao

Consider the calcination of CaCO;: CaCO3 -> CaQ + CO2 Before calcination, the initial weight of CaCO; is 2.5g. After calcination, the final weight of CaCO; was measured at 2.0 g. Calculate the conversion of CaCO; particles (x) using the following equation: (9)' -m CaO mCaco, -mcaco (t) x = mCaCo, -MCao

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Consider the calcination of CaCO3:
CaCO3 -> CaQ + CO,
Before calcination, the initial weight of CaCO3 is 2.5g. After calcination, the final weight of CaCO3 was
measured at 2.0 g.
Calculate the conversion of CaCO; particles (x) using the following equation:
m CaCO,
-m CaCo, )
x =
m Caco, -MCao
|

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