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The amount of carbon present in lime is used as a means of classifying the degree of calcination, a quality control process parameter. It can also be used to determine the amount of reabsorbed carbon dioxide (CO ) in the lime. Sulfur is an unwanted contaminant. Subsequently, the amount of sulfur present is used as a measure of lime purity.
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