When quick lime is added to water

A Heat is liberated
B Heat is absorbed
C Temperature decreases
D No heat change takes place

Correct Answer: Heat is liberated

The quick lime reaction with water is exothermic in nature due to production of heat. The slaked lime creates a suspension in water since it is only slightly soluble in water. The clear solution formed after the slaked lime gets settled is also known as lime water.
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