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During the testing for phosphorus in organic compounds, a yellow solution or precipitate is formed due to the formation of

A

ammonium phosphate

B

ammonium molybdate

C

ammonium phosphomolybdate

D

sodium phosphate

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The correct Answer is:
C
The yellow solution or precipitate is of ammonium phosphomolydate `(NH_(4))_(3)[PO_(4).12M0O_(3)]` or `[NH_(4)]_(3) [PMo_(12)O_(40)]`
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