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govind ·2010-03-13 22:24:04

peroxydisulphuric acid : H₂S₂O₈..
Adding one water molecule to it we will get 1 mole sulfuric acid H₂SO₄ and 1 mole peroxomonosulfuric acid H₂SO₅..this can be checked by writing the equation of the procees happening..

H₂S₂O₈ + H₂O â†’ H₂SO₄ + H₂SO₅ ...

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eureka123 ·2010-03-14 10:40:36

sorry.......[3]

in ans it is given...2 moles of peroxomonosulfuric acid

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aieeee ·2010-03-14 11:28:02

Govind's equation is right.
eure , ans given is wrong.

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aieeee ·2010-03-14 11:31:28

Tush , r u sure ? my book doesn't say so !

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govind ·2010-03-14 11:33:30

@Tushar ..where it's written 2 moles of caro's acid...it's just wriiten that it can produce caro's acid...and see the digram given on that page below this line..there is one mole of sulfuric acid and one mole of caro's acid...
Btw if u guys r wondering wat's Brett Lee...it's JD LEE

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Tush Watts ·2010-03-14 11:39:31

oh yeah my mistake ...sry [2]

I misunderstood the diagram

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eureka123 ·2010-03-14 22:09:10

kk..thax everyone for contributions.

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