.Assess the chemical reactions given below and answer the questions. Calcium carbonate +heat = calcium oxide + carbon dioxide Calcium oxide + water = calcium hydroxide + heat (a) Mention the reactants and products in each case. (b) Which among these is endothermic? Which one is exothermic? end

.Assess the chemical reactions given below and answer the questions. Calcium carbonate +heat = calcium oxide + carbon dioxide Calcium oxide + water = calcium hydroxide + heat (a) Mention the reactants and products in each case. (b) Which among these is endothermic? Which one is exothermic? end

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