Physics, asked by sunnysandy1, 1 year ago

can we replace potassium permanganate with any other substance to realse oxygen?

Answers

Answered by ishani21

we can use Na2Cr2O7 can be used it is more reactive than K2Cr2O7 but it is highly soluble with water and forms lumps. above said both are good oxidising agents. and use of H2SO4 is also suitable

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 8 months ago

explain weather the number 3x7x15x46+23 is a prime number or composite number...

Computer Science, 8 months ago

which prolerty is used to set spacific location of html element a) fixed b) reletive c) absolute...

Math, 8 months ago

answer fast..............

Physics, 1 year ago

if you lift the glass tumbler(which is placed over a burning candle) to 1 cm height what happens?why?

Geography, 1 year ago

what are the key features of save yamuna drive...

Social Sciences, 1 year ago

Which university's educational channel, launched on 26 January 2000, is titled Gyandarshan ?

Social Sciences, 1 year ago

describe broader meaning of democracy...

Math, 1 year ago

simple linear equations 2x-1 = x-2...