X is a mixture of iron filings and sulphur and Y is a product obtained by heating the
mixture X and crushing it to a fine powder. On bringing a magnet over both X and Y
Rahul observed that:
(a) X and Y both are attracted. (b) X is attracted while Y is not.
(c) Y is attracted while X is not. (d) Both X and Y are not attracted.
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Rahul observed X is attracted while Y is not. X is a mixture of iron and sulphur, and in a mixture the inherent properties of components are not lost. But when this mixture is heated then Iron and Sulphur react to form Iron Sulphide, which is a different compound.
A compound will not exhibit properties of the constituent elements. Iron is magnetic. But, Sulphur and Iron Sulphide are non-magnetic.
Hence only the iron from X is attracted.
A compound will not exhibit properties of the constituent elements. Iron is magnetic. But, Sulphur and Iron Sulphide are non-magnetic.
Hence only the iron from X is attracted.
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Rahul would observe that the X will attract to the magnet as X is the mixture of iron fillings ...But by heating iron and sulphur it would form a different element called iron sulphide .......so the answer is(b) X IS ATTRACTED BY MAGNET
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