Chemistry, asked by xenderonx, 1 year ago

why does copper sulphate turns reddish-brown?

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Answered by botanyliker

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Explanation:

Hence , copper sulphate is acidic in nature so,it turns litmus to reddish brown in colour.

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

Due to oxidation .... It's black colour changes to reddish brown colour..

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