Which consequence results when a large deposit of calcium carbonate is heated strongly?

💡 Explanation

Heating decomposes CaCO3 via thermal decomposition to CaO and CO2. The *thermal decomposition* process yields more calcium oxide, therefore its reactivity increases for impurity removal in metallurgy, rather than strengthening lattices or affecting H-bonding.

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