In gravimetric analysis why the reaction is not stopped at CaC204 H20 formation, but it is carried on until calcium carbonates (CaCO3) is formed.

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In gravimetric analysis why the reaction is not stopped at CaC204 H20 formation, but it is carried on until
calcium carbonates (CaCO3) is formed.
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