MCQ 50: Consider the reaction: CaO + H,00 Ca(OH)2. The state of the product in this reaction should be A. solid B. liquid C. aqueous D. Gascous

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MCQ 50: Consider the reaction: CaO + H,0, → Ca(OH)2. The state of the product in this reaction should
be
A. solid
B. liquid
C. aqueous
D. Gaseous
Transcribed Image Text:MCQ 50: Consider the reaction: CaO + H,0, → Ca(OH)2. The state of the product in this reaction should be A. solid B. liquid C. aqueous D. Gaseous
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