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(i) A white precipitate (B) is formed, when a mineral (A) is boiled with Na2CO3 solution.
(ii) The precipitate is filtered an the filtrate contains two compounds (C) and (D). The compound (C) is removed by crystallisation and when CO2 is passed through the mother liquor left, (D) changes to (C).
(iii) The compound (C) on strong heating gives two compound (D) and (E).
(iv) E on heating with CoO forms blue colour bead (F).
(A) to (F) are identified as (A) :Ca2B6O11, CaCO3, Na2B4O7, NaBO2, B2O3 and Co(BO2)2

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The compound (A) is Ca2B6O11
The compound (B) is CaCO3
The compound (C) is Na2B4O7
The compound (D) is NaBO2
The compound (E) is B2O3
The compound (F)is Co(BO2)2
(i) A white precipitate (B) is formed, when a mineral (A) is boiled with Na2CO3 solution.
Ca2B6O11(A)+2na2CO32CaCO3(B)+Na2B4O7(C)+2NaBO2(D)
(ii) The precipitate is filtered an the filtrate contains two compounds (C) and (D). The compound (C) is removed by crystallisation and when CO2 is passed through the mother liquor left, (D) changes to (C).
4NaBO2(D)+CO2Na2B4O7(C)+Na2CO3
(iii) The compound (C) on strong heating gives two compound (D) and (E).
Na2B4O72NaBO2(D)+B2O3(E)
(iv) E on heating with CoO forms blue colour bead (F).
CoO+B2O3Co(BO2)2(F)

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