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A hydride of gr 16 element is a gas and acts as a reducing agent when reacted with SO2. It has a smell of rotten eggs and is used in qualitative analysis. It forms a black ppt with Ni2+ in basic medium. It also forms a black ppt with lead acetate solution. Identify the gas and write the equations involved.
Asked by lekhakarthikeyan | 28 Aug, 2018, 04:01: AM
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1) A hydride of gr 16 elements is a gas and acts as a reducing agent when reacted with SO2. It has a smell of rotten eggs and is used in qualitative analysis.
 
 There is only one hydride which has rotten eggs smell and is used in the qualitative analysis is H2S.
 
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2)  It forms a black ppt with Ni2+ in basic medium. It also forms a black ppt with lead acetate solution
 
 
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Answered by Ramandeep | 29 Aug, 2018, 11:46: AM

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