2H2S +SO2 →3S + 2 H20 identify type of reaction
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Redox Reaction
Explanation:
Sulfide is oxidised and sulfur dioxide is reduced.
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It's a redox reaction. Now,
Oxidation state of sulphur in H2S is -2
In SO2 is +4
Both the oxidation states are reduced to zero in 3S
The oxidation changes from -2 to 0 (oxidation) and +4 to 0 (reduction)
Hydrogen sulphide is oxidised and sulphur dioxide is reduced.
Since the compound undergoes both oxidation and reduction, it's a DISPROPORTIONATION REDOX REACTION.
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