Chemistry, asked by deenadavid, 7 months ago

what is the reaction of Mn+CaSO4​

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Answered by yahoshusharma
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Answer:

MNCa + so4

Explanation:

please ask me any questions

Answered by tonystarkironman94
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Answer:

I think reaction not happen because what I know is calcium is more reactive than manganese and if it reacts with manganese then the product be

MnSO4+Ca

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