Chemistry, asked by 7cnishikumari25, 4 months ago

. (a) What happens when (i) mercuric oxide
and (ii) potassium nitrate are heated ?

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Answered by vaishnavisenthil
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Answer:

Explanation:

1. When mercuric oxide is heated, it decomposes to give mercury and oxygen.

2. Potassium nitrate on heating gets converted into molten potassium nitrite with the release of oxygen.

(b) Potassium chlorate needs heating for quite some time (to a high temperature) before it decomposes.

Answered by champadey23081980
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Answer:

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