Question: for caco 3 ( s ) - > ca ( s ) + co 2 ( g ) , c i n = 3 -

for caco3(s)-> ca (s)+ co2(g),cin=3-1-0=2,f=c-p+2=2-3+2=1 why is it considered to have three phases when there are only soild and gas phase? does every solid substance in any reaction considered to be a different phase? what are other exceptions when calculating f and cin?

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