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The minimum quantity of `H_(2)`S needed to precipitate 64.5 g of `Cu^(2+)` will be nearly.

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(a)63.5 g

B

(b)31.75 g

C

(c )34 g

D

(d)2.0 g

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The correct Answer is:
c

Meq. of `H_(2)S= "Meq. Of " Cu^(2+)`
`:. W_(H_(2)S)/(34//2)xx1000=63.5/(63.5//2)xx1000 :. W_(H_(2)S=34 g`
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