why water is poured slowly in quicklime while performing the experiment ?

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Limewater can very easily splash out of the container which may harm our skin or eyes if we pour more water quickly on Limewater which generates more heat...
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(a) When water is added slowlyto a beaker containing a small amount of CaO the beaker becomes Reaction: CaO (s) + H2O Theory Quicklime reacts with water to form calcium hydroxide. As in this reaction two substances – quicklime and water combine to form a new substance, therefore, this reaction...
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(a)When wateris addedslowlyto a beaker containing a small amount of CaO the beaker becomes Reaction: CaO (s) + H2O TheoryQuicklime reacts with water to form calcium hydroxide. As in this reaction two substances – quicklime and water combine to form a new substance, therefore, this reaction is called combination reaction. This chemical change can be represented by the given chemical equation:During this chemical change, heat is also released. Therefore, this is also an example of exothermic reaction. read less
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because it is an exothermic reaction generating a significant amount of heat.
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This is because the reaction between quicklime and water is very vigorous . If we add water quickly then it may splash out and damage us
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1.CaO + H2O --> Ca(OH)2 (Quick laim) (Slaked laim) i.e, when water reacts with calsium oxide, water slowly get increased its temparature. if we do not pour water slowly rather directly, heated water may harm's our body if it's contacted with our body part.
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1.CaO + H2O --> Ca(OH)2 (Quick laim) (Slaked laim) i.e, when water reacts with calsium oxide, water slowly get increased its temparature. if we do not pour water slowly rather directly, heated water may harm's our body if it's contacted with our body part. read less
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Water+quick lime is an exothermic reaction. If you add too much water too soon it cause the realease of huge amount of heat/water vapour that can be dangerous inside a laboratory setup. Hence water is added slowly.
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Because this reaction is an exothermic reaction... If you will pour the water at an one instant, it will release a great amount of heat by increasing temperature. So it's very harmful for everyone.
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