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(a) Calcium hydroxide
(b)(i) Heat calcium carbonate strongly.
(ii)Add hydrochloric acid to calcium carbonate.
(iii)Add water to calcium oxide.
(c)(i)Clean 2 platinum wires with concentrated hydrochloric acid. Dip one wire into each sample. Heat the wires strongly in non-luminous flame. Brick red colour flame is observed for each wire, indicating the presence of calcium ion in both compounds.
(ii)Add hydrochloric acid to each compound. The one with gas bubbles formed is calcium carbonate. The one with no gas bubbles formed is calcium hydroxide.
(a)Add sodium hydroxide solution to both compounds. The one with white precipitates formed is calcium sulphate, the one with no observable changes is potassium sulphate.
(b)Add sodium hydroxide solution to both compounds. The one with white precipitates formed is magnesium nitrate, the one with no observable changes is ethanol.
3. Calcium carbonate | Calcium, carbon, oxygen
Calcium oxide | Calcium, oxygen
Calcium hydroxide | Calcium, hydrogen, oxygen