why does the color of copper sulphate solution change when an iron nail is dipped in it?
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IT TURNS GREEN FROM BLUE
CuSO4(blue)+Fe (Nail)>>>>>>>
FeSO4(green)+Cu
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This is bacoz copper is highly reactive than iron so it displaces iron
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Fe2SO4 + 2cu = cu2so4 + 2fe
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Bcoz of the neutralisation/displacement reaction
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It isnt neutralisation reaction it is displacement reaction
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u need to know that acid and base react to give neutralisation reaction!!
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