Chemistry, asked by suvradeepg63, 21 days ago

Addition of citric acid to a "Solution X" discharges its brownish pink colour. Solution X is-
a) Ferrous Sulphate solution
b) Pottasium Permanganate solution
c) Copper Sulphate solution ​

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Answered by baggageeta64
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8 isthe is the answer of the question

Answered by vindobhawe
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c) Copper Sulphate solution ​

Explanation:

  • When Citric acid is added to ferrous sulphate solution, there is no rection involved between them hence no change in the color.
  • And we add citric acid into a solution of  Pottasium Permanganate, solution turn from purple to colorless.
  • Citric acid gives brownish pink color with copper sulphate solution.

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