MCQ
Bleaching powder is obtained by passing chlorine on
- ALime stone
- BQuick lime
- ✓Slaked lime
- DPure lime
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Slaked lime
c
(c)$\mathop {Ca{{(OH)}_2} + C{l_2}}\limits_{{\rm{Slaked}}\,\,{\rm{lime}}} \to \mathop {CaOC{l_2} + HOCl}\limits_{{\rm{Bleaching}}\,\,{\rm{poeder}}} $
(c)$\mathop {Ca{{(OH)}_2} + C{l_2}}\limits_{{\rm{Slaked}}\,\,{\rm{lime}}} \to \mathop {CaOC{l_2} + HOCl}\limits_{{\rm{Bleaching}}\,\,{\rm{poeder}}} $
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