CaCO_3 Heat⟶ACaO(s) nbsp; + BCO_2(g) CaO + CarbonCHeat⟶CCaC_2(s) + DCO(g) CCaC_2 (s)+ H_2O →EC_2H_2(g) + FCa(OH)_2 ...

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The compound $E (g)$ is:

C O

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C O_{2}

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C H_{4}

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C_{2} H_{2}

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Solution

The correct option is D $C_{2} H_{2}$
$C a C O_{3} H e a t ⟶ C a O (s) A + C O_{2} (g) B C a O + C C a r b o n H e a t ⟶ C a C_{2} C (s) + C O D (g) C a C_{2} C (s) + H_{2} O \to C_{2} H_{2} E (g) + C a (O H)_{2} F$

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