I have metallic lustre and I am used as an ore for sulphur
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I think the answer must be FeSO4 (frrrous sulphate) as it is extracted from earth.
Hope it helps #))
I think the answer must be FeSO4 (frrrous sulphate) as it is extracted from earth.
Hope it helps #))
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The compound mentioned here is ferrous sulphate which has metallic luster due to the presence of iron and used as a source of sulphur.
Explanation:
- Ferrous sulphate is a compound found in nature in different hydrated forms of turquoise or blue-green which is crystal solid and odorless compound.
- It is used as an essential mineral source for humans which is used against iron deficiency.
- On heating, it gets transformed into ferric oxide by releasing sulphur dioxide.
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