Science, asked by aajitvishnoi, 11 months ago

what will happen if CUSo4.5 H2O is again heated in moist ​

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Answered by panshulgupta26
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Then I think the water will evaporated

Answered by samarthbha
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Hey MATE THIS IS YOUR ANWSER

if CUSO4.5 h20 is heated it will loose it water of crystalisation and will also loose its blue colour and become white. If we add water to it , it will get back its blue colour

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