Chemistry, asked by aditisharma7, 3 months ago

chts Sample B.
CAPPAR
APPARATUS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED
Iron filings (50 g), sulphur powder (30 g), carbon disulphide, hydrochloric acid, a magnet, Bunsen burner.
stand, china dish, boiling tubes, test tubes, test tube stand, watch glasses, asbestos sheet, pestle and mortar ete.
PROCEDURE
separate apparatus and Materials

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