Tailing of mercury is
N2O
HgO
Hg2O
SiO2
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2
Answer:
Hg2O
Explanation:
Ozone is oxidizing agent. when ozone is passed through mercury, ozone reacts with mercury and forms mercurous oxide.
2Hg+O3=Hg2O+O2
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Answer:
The correct answer is Hg2O.
Explanation:
- When ozone reacts with mercury it forms mercury oxide . The mercurous oxide sticks to the glass as Meniscus of mercury is lost during this reaction . Ozone is a very strong oxidising agent , as due to presence of nascent oxygen . Therefore Ozone reacts with mercury and oxidizes it to mercurous oxide . Due to this phenomenon mercury looses its meniscus and it sticks to the glass. This phenomenon is known as tailing of mercury.
- The first option is incorrect because this reaction does not involve nitrogen at all , therefore product should not comes in the term of nitrogen.
- The last option is incorrect because it does not involve silicon at all , therefore product should not comes in the term of the silicon.
Therefore the correct answer is Hg2O
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