kalcinálásból
Kalcinálásból refers to the process of calcination, a thermal treatment process applied to solid materials. This process involves heating a substance to a high temperature in the absence or with limited supply of air, causing it to undergo a chemical change. The primary goal of calcination is often to remove volatile components like water, carbon dioxide, or organic matter from a material. This leads to a more stable, often denser, and sometimes chemically altered final product.
Common examples of calcination include the production of lime from limestone (calcium carbonate), where heating drives