Chemistry, asked by hartis, 1 year ago

what do we observe when hydrogen peroxide is exposed to sunlight

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Answered by Dhiren123

If you leave hydrogen peroxide in a clear container under sunlight decomposes very fastly . The UV rays from the sun catalyzes the reaction

In this reaction are colourless and odourless gas is liberated that is oxygen the liquid is also produce which converts turns the copper sulphate blue

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When hydrogen peroxide is exposed to sunlight it decomposes to water and colourless, odourless gas oxygen is evolved.

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