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Anion(s) give(s) white fumes on adding zn + naoh and followed by moistened glass rod with conc. Hcl?

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Answered by akanksha5588
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Oxygen

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Answered by manishad
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Answer:

NO³⁻ is the anion which gives out white fumes in the reaction given.

Explanation:

Reaction:

  • When HNO₃ is added to Zn and NaOH and a glass rod dipped in conc. HCl is brought near it, the visible white fumes are of the anion NO³⁻.
  • The given reaction is:

        Zn + NaOH + HNO³ + HCl → ZnCl + NaNO₃ + H2O

In the above reaction, the white fumes are formed due to the evolution of NaNO₃ in which the cation and anion are Na⁺ and NO³⁻ respectively.

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