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What happens when chromates are keptin acidic solution and dichromates in the alkaline solution?

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Chromates in the acidie solution are coniverted into dichromiates and thus the colour becomes orange. whereas diçromates in the alkáline solution are converted into-chromates and the colour becomes yellow.
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