What is lime water test for detection of carbon dioxide

Asked by admin @ 02/08/2021 in Chemistry viewed by 320 People

What is lime-water test for the detection of carbon dioxide?

Answered by admin @ 02/08/2021

Well, lime water is simply Calcium hydroxide Ca(OH)2 it is a colorless solution and well it is basic/ alkaline cause of various reasons some of which are it turns red litmus blue and can react whit acids through a neutralization reaction.

Anyway you basically wanted to know what it is used for. Lime water is used to test for presence of Carbon dioxide in the lab when Carbondioxide passes through it turns from colorless to cloudy white substance which is called Calcium Carbonate

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