When `KClO_(3)` is heated, it decomposes into `KCl+O_(2)`, if some `MnO_(2)` is added, the reaction goes much faster because.

When KClO_(3) is heated, it decomposes into KCl and O_(2) . If some MnO_(2) is added, the reaction goes much faster because

When KClO_(3) is heated, it decomposes into KCl and O_(2) . If some MnO_(2) is added, the reaction goes much faster because

KCIO_(3) on heating decomposes into KCl and O_(2) . If some MnO_(2) is added the reaction goes much faster because :

KCIO_3 on heative decomposes into KCI and O_2 . If some MnO_2 is added the reaction goes much faster because :

What happens when "KClO"_(3) is heated with "MnO"_(2)

KClO_(3) decomposes to KCl and O_(2) . If the volume of O_(2) obtained in this reaction is 1.12 lit at STP, weight of KCl formed in the reaction is

The decomposition of KClO_(3) to KCl and O_(2) on heating is an example of :