Chemistry, asked by snehaguguloth06, 9 months ago

in charring of carbohydrates sulphuric acid acts as?

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Answered by divyanshukumarkat200
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your answer of you question are:-Charring action of sulphuric acid:

Sulphuric acid is strong dehydrating agent which means that it can abstract water from the substances with which it reacts.

So when sulphuric acid is added to carbohydrates and sugar, it removes hydrogen and oxygen from them. And just leaving behind carbon which looks like burnt sugar that is brown in colour.

Answered by TheDiffrensive
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hi mate phyro sulphuric acid is ur answer mate

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