Chemistry, asked by Rakesh255, 1 year ago

when we heat blue coloured crystals of copper sulphate. they became colourless. why?

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Answered by Arceus11
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This is because they lose the water of crystallization, and hence become colourless. The colour is due to this water of crystallization:  \blue{\mathrm{CuSO_4.5H_2O}}
Answered by amritanshu6
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When we heat blue coloured question of  CuSO_4 then dehydrate the copper sulphate and make it white in colour.

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