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A white solid (x) when heated evolves a colourless gas which does not support combusion. The residue tis dissolved in water to form (y) which can be used for white washing. When excess of `CO_(2)` is bubbled through the solution of (y), it gives a compound (z) which upon heating forms (x) Identify the compound (x).

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