Chemistry, asked by skanam6513, 1 year ago

What occurs when hydrogen sulphide reacts with chlorine?

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Answered by swamiya10

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Answer:

sulphur and hydrochloric acid is formed

Answered by praneetpatidar902

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Answer:

H2S +Cl2—>S(s)+HCl

Explanation:

when hydrogen sulphide react with chlorine to form hydrochloric acid and solid sulphur

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