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Thermal decomposition refers to the process of a substance decomposing as a result of being exposed to heat. The heat typically breaks the chemical bonds in the substance, which leads to the decomposition.

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How much mass from limestone is lost during thermal decomposition?

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Can you separate magnesium oxide by thermal decomposition?

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What is the equation for the thermal decomposition reaction of zinc carbonate?

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