non metal used in purple colour solution antiseptic
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The non-metal used in purple coloured antiseptic solution is iodine. It is the colour of iodine that gives the antiseptic solution its purple colour.
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Answer: Non-metal used in antiseptic solution is iodine.
Explanation:
Antiseptic solution is defined as the solution which kills or stops the growth of microorganisms on the external surfaces of the body.
Non-metal is defined as the element which gains electron to attain stable electronic configuration.
The non-metal which is purple in color and also is used as an antiseptic is iodine. This is the 53rd element in the periodic table.
Hence, non-metal used in antiseptic solution is iodine.
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