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3.x Understanding Thermal Decomposition (GCSE Chemistry)
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What colour change occurs when copper carbonate undergoes thermal decomposition?
Heating sodium hydrogencarbonate produces sodium carbonate, carbon dioxide, and what else?
Thermal decomposition reactions are useful for:
Limestone is commonly composed of:
Which of these is a metal carbonate?
Thermal decomposition reactions generally require:
Copper carbonate is what colour before thermal decomposition?
When heated strongly, silver carbonate forms silver oxide and what else?
What is thermal decomposition?
What does "thermal" mean in thermal decomposition?
What substance is formed alongside carbon dioxide when calcium carbonate thermally decomposes?
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