Calcium Oxide comes in that solid form (the one you have in hand in the 10th second)?
Melting Point of the CaO is 2572*C.How does perform that solid form till 2000*C?Is it still in solid state?If I cut a form, let's say letter A, in a CaO plate,i put that plate on a stainless steel,then i begin to weld in the A channel of the CaO plate,what will happen to the CaO.Will it melt?Stainless steel melts at about 1620*C or the weld material will fuse partially with steel material.
@princeigorash sorry, but your questions are beyond my scope od experience! the original material is calcium oxide made bt heating marble pieces to about 1000 deg C
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buzzler745555 9 months ago
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buzzler745555 9 months ago
Hi.
Calcium Oxide comes in that solid form (the one you have in hand in the 10th second)?
Melting Point of the CaO is 2572*C.How does perform that solid form till 2000*C?Is it still in solid state?If I cut a form, let's say letter A, in a CaO plate,i put that plate on a stainless steel,then i begin to weld in the A channel of the CaO plate,what will happen to the CaO.Will it melt?Stainless steel melts at about 1620*C or the weld material will fuse partially with steel material.
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princeigorash 1 year ago
@princeigorash sorry, but your questions are beyond my scope od experience! the original material is calcium oxide made bt heating marble pieces to about 1000 deg C
THPcert4 1 year ago
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the gas released is steam not carbon dioxide<
True, and the material hardens as it reabsorbsthe CO2 to harden when layed to a wall..
andrewloyd67 1 year ago
the gas released is steam not carbon dioxide.
CaO + H2O --> Ca(OH)2 + heat
the heat boils the water to steam
lignofreak 1 year ago
i dont know why, but exothermic reaction and absorbing of heat doesnt make something equal to me... :/
Kokosiak1 2 years ago