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Reduction of bisulphite solution and `SO_(2)` with zin dust yields sulphate.

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  5. How is the presence of SO2 detected?

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  11. {:("Column I","Column II"),((A)PbO(2)+HNO(3)to,(p)"One of the products...

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  13. P(4) reduces copper sulphate solution to metallic copper.

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  19. SO(3) does not turn starch iodate paper blue.

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