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a colourless solution of compound A gives white precipitate beats when treated with sodium hydroxide solution the white precipitate dissolves in excess of sodium hydroxide solution the clear solution does obtained when treated with hydrogen sulphide gas gives white precipitate see and say ABC​

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Answered by soumensabui100
1

Answer:

Aluminum bromide (A) reacts with sodium hydroxide to give a white precipitate of aluminum hydroxide.

AlBr  

3

​  

+3NaOH→  

whiteppt

Al(OH)  

3

​  

​  

+3NaBr

The precipitate dissolves in excess of NaOH to form sodium meta aluminate which is (C).

Al(OH)  

3

​  

+NaOH→  

sodiummetaaluminate

Na[AlO  

2

​  

]

​  

+2H  

2

​  

O

Sodium meta aluminate does not give precipitate with hydrogen sulphide.

When sodium meta aluminate is boiled with ammonium chloride, the precipitate of aluminum hydroxide is formed.

Aluminum  bromide reacts with silver nitrate to form yellow precipitate of silver bromide.

AlBr  

3

​  

+3AgNO  

3

​  

→  

yellowprecipitate

3AgBr

​  

+Al(NO  

3

​  

)  

3

Explanation:

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Answered by aditya101355
0

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

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