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SO2(g) + H2O(1)
Sulphur dioxide water what it ɡives


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Answered by user00445
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The reaction of Sulphur dioxide with water leads to the formation of acid called Sulfurous acid. Sulfur dioxide is a gas with chemical formula , whereas water is a liquid with the chemical formula .

Answered by royadrija87
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SO2[g]+H2O[g]-->H2SO3

Substance formed:-Sulphurous acid

The reaction of Sulhur dioxide with water leads to the formation of Sulphurous acid.

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