How Can You Make Calcium Chloride Using Different Methods?

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To make calcium chloride (CaCl2), various methods can be employed, including reacting calcium carbonate with hydrochloric acid, combining calcium hydroxide with hydrochloric acid, and using calcium oxide with hydrochloric acid. Suitable reagents for these reactions include calcium carbonate, calcium hydroxide, and calcium oxide, along with hydrochloric acid. In each method, one reagent may be used in excess to ensure complete reaction. Understanding suitable reagents means identifying the compounds that will react to produce the desired salt. Clarifying these methods and reagents will help complete the chemistry homework effectively.
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Hi

I don't understand the question in my chemistry homework.

Homework Statement


Describe three different methods of making the soluble salt calcium chloride. For each method describe:

  • suitable reagents that can be used

  • which reagent, if any, is in excess


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What suitable reagent is the question talking about??


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I know there are 4 ways of making salts, but I am not sure what suitable reagents means. Does it mean compounds that react together to form the salt.

Please help me answer this question a.s.a.p! I have to finish this before tomorrow.

thank you
 
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Reagents are your starting compounds. So what combination of compounds will react to make CaCl2?
 
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