when Hydrogen sulphite reaches with chlorine, then sulpher. and hydrogen chloride formed How
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Hello dear friend ,
I think you mean when H2S reacts with Cl2 , it forms S and 2HCl
Friend, actually this is the redox reaction,
H2S + Cl2 → S + 2HCl (our required equation)
So here , in this reaction, the H2S is changing into ‘S’ i.e, hydrogen is being removed from hydrogen sulfide. Removal of hydrogen from a substance is known as oxidation. Hence hydrogen sulfide is being oxidized to sulfur.
Also we can conclude that , chlorine (Cl2) is changing to HCl i.e, addition of hydrogen. So this is how it is representing the Cl2 is reduced to HCl.
This how the reaction you want to know about takes place and it is a REDOX reaction as well. (both oxidation and reduction occuring )
Hope this helps!! thankyou & goodluck!! :)
I think you mean when H2S reacts with Cl2 , it forms S and 2HCl
Friend, actually this is the redox reaction,
H2S + Cl2 → S + 2HCl (our required equation)
So here , in this reaction, the H2S is changing into ‘S’ i.e, hydrogen is being removed from hydrogen sulfide. Removal of hydrogen from a substance is known as oxidation. Hence hydrogen sulfide is being oxidized to sulfur.
Also we can conclude that , chlorine (Cl2) is changing to HCl i.e, addition of hydrogen. So this is how it is representing the Cl2 is reduced to HCl.
This how the reaction you want to know about takes place and it is a REDOX reaction as well. (both oxidation and reduction occuring )
Hope this helps!! thankyou & goodluck!! :)
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what a question u r asking how this reaction occurs... it occurs as it is occuring!
you cant understand or what
well man, its not a friendly way to answer!
plz improve the way of answering starlet!
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