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Why is h2so4 not used as a drying agent for h2s​

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Answered by sbidwai1979
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Answer:

Hydrogen sulphide is a powerful reducing agent and concentrated sulphuric acid has significant oxidising power. The former can be oxidised to elemental form that is sulphur when it comes in contact with the acid. So, conc. H2SO4 is not a suitable drying agent for H2S.

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Answered by sonaligangurde1422
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Explanation:

Hydrogen sulphide is a powerful reducing agent and concentrated sulphuric acid has significant oxidising power. The former can be oxidised to elemental form that is sulphur when it comes in contact with the acid. So, conc. H2SO4 is not a suitable drying agent for H2S.

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