Chemistry, asked by pathavevikas2001, 3 months ago

Limit test for iron purple color is due to formation of ________

a) Ferrous thiogycolate b) Glycolate

c) Ferric glycolate d) Glycollic acid​

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Answered by anviyadav077
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limit test for iron purple color is due to formation of:-

☛ glycolic acid

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Answered by rahul123437
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Limit test for iron, purple color is due t the formation of Ferrous thioglycolate. (OPTION A)

LIMIT TEST -

  • The reaction of iron with thioglycolic acid in the presence of citric acid.
  • The reactant iron is dissolved in an ammonical solution to make the solution alkaline.
  • The product formation is Ferrous thioglycolate.
  • The product color ranges from pale pink to deep reddish-purple.
  • Citric acid helps in the precipitation of iron from its ammonium complex.
  • Thioglycolic acid helps in the oxidation of iron from oxidation state two to three.

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