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what happen when sulphur is burnt in air and the gas produced is dissolved in water and tested with litmus paper.

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Answered by sougandika
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Burning sulphur produces a gas which is sulphur dioxide gas. It is confirmed by the following experiments.

1) This gas has no effect on dry litmus paper.

2) On a moist litmus paper this gas converts blue litmus to red litmus paper as sulphur dioxide gas formed is acidic in nature and on reacting with moist paper it forms sulphurous acid.

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