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Explain the thermal decomposition of Green Vitriol.♡

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Answered by ritasharan632
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It is blue-green in colour. On heating it loses water of crystallization and forms a dirty yellow solid. when it is heated further, sulphur dioxide is released and sulphur trioxide and leaves a reddish brown residue which is iron(III) oxide. 2. This type of reaction is called decomposition reaction.

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Answered by altafkhan6309
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1. It is blue-green in colour. On heating it loses water of crystallization and forms a dirty yellow solid. when it is heated further, sulphur dioxide is released and sulphur trioxide and leaves a reddish brown residue which is iron(III) oxide.

2. This type of reaction is called decomposition reaction.

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