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How can we test the presence of so2 and so3 gas in a solution

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Answered by memphis0510
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they are colourless and have a characteristic pungent smell
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Answered by golusolu
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We can test the presence of SO2 and SO3 in a gas solution by passing it from the water.

Definition of sulphur dioxide and sulphur trioxide :

Sulphur dioxide - (SO2)

  • The chemical compound sulphur dioxide, often known as sulphur dioxide, has the formula SO2.
  • It's a poisonous gas that gives off the odour of burned matches.

Sulphur trioxide - (SO3)

  • The chemical molecule SO3 stands for sulphur trioxide.
  • Sulfur oxide has been called "unquestionably the most important economically."

Explanation -

  • We can detect the presence of  SO2 and SO3 in a gas solution by passing it through water, as it reacts with the water and turns it acidic, similar to acid rain.
  • We can now determine whether the acid is sulphuric or sulphurous.

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