why ferrous sulphate when burnt gives a smell of sulphur?
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when feso4 is burnt it releases sulphur dioxide and sulphur trioxide which is a decomposition reaction
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Answer: In this reaction, the green colour of ferrous sulphate changes to brown due to the formation of ferric oxide. A smell of burning sulphur is obtained due to the formation of sulphur dioxide gas.
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