A chloride salt (A) upon reaction with an alkali solution gives gas (B) which in turn gives brown ppt (C) with Nessler’s reagent. A, B, and C are respectively:
1. \(NH_4Cl, NH_3\) and \(HgO\)
2. \(NH_4Cl, NH_3\) and \(Hg(NH_2)Cl\)
3. \(NH_4Cl, NH_3\) and \(HgO.Hg(NH_2)Cl\)
4. \(NH_4Cl, NH_3\) and \(HgO.Hg(NH_2)I\)
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An inorganic salt in its aqueous solution produced a white ppt with \(NaOH\) which dissolve in excess of \(NaOH.\) . Its aqueous solution produces light yellow ppt with \(AgNO_3\) and sparingly soluble in \(NH_4OH.\) . This salt, probably, is:
Sodium nitroprusside, when added to an alkaline solution of sulphide ions, produces purple colour ion due to formation of:
1. \(Na[Fe(H_2O)_5NOS]2 \)
2. \(Na_2[Fe(H_2O)_5NOS] \)
3. \(Na_3[Fe(CN)_5NOS] \)
4. \(Na_4[Fe(CN)_5NOS] \)
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Two test tubes containing nitrate and bromide are treated separately with conc. H2SO4. Brown fumes, thus evolved, are passed in water. The water will be coloured by vapours evolved from the test tube containing:
1. Nitrate
2. Bromide
3. Both (a) and (b)
4. None of these
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