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`CuSO_4 .5H_2O` is blue in colour while `CuSO_4` is colourless. Why ?

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  • CuSO_(4).5H_2O is a

    A
    solution of solid in solid
    B
    solution of liquid in solid
    C
    salt of `CuSO_4` in water
    D
    co-ordination compound of copper sulpate with water moleculos.

  • CuSO_(4)*5H_(2)O is a

    A
    solution of solid in a liquid
    B
    solution of liquid in a solid
    C
    salt of `CuSO_(4)` and water
    D
    co-ordination compound of copper sulphate with water molecules

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