Chemistry, asked by celestiaSangma3178, 1 year ago

Why copper (ii) sulfate and potassium oxalate solution, must be heated at 90c and not at 100c.

Answers

Answered by Khushwant23
8
because it will burn completely at hundred degree Celsius and nothing will be left
Answered by Anonymous
0

They won't produce products when heated at 100°C.

  • Copper(ii)Sulfate or Potassium Oxalate solution when heat at 90°C, tends to form a white anhydrous crystalline powder.Which is colorless.
  • At 90°C, we get extraction of the solution which can be used in further experiments.
  • When the same solution is heated at 100°C, they tend to burn and evaporate in the form of gas leaving no product behind.
Similar questions