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1.
Brass gets discoloured in air because of the presence of which of the following gases in air?
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Dev said:
9 years ago
Because all other options are gas only.
Dev said:
9 years ago
Because Hydrogen Sulphide is an acid. As because of acid it reacts with brass and discolored the brass.
Valerie said:
9 years ago
I actually think its A because oxygen usually causes things to rust l8k at the places with a lot of oxygen in the atmosphere.
Ismail said:
9 years ago
Oxygen can also do this process, but in slowly and in low quantity.
Ismail said:
9 years ago
Its because of the reaction between brass and hydrogen sulphyde. It will be discolour the brass.
Sch chowdary said:
9 years ago
@Ismail.
You are right because hydrogen also mixed oxygen and carbon dioxide so hydrogen peroxide.
You are right because hydrogen also mixed oxygen and carbon dioxide so hydrogen peroxide.
Nityanand bharti said:
9 years ago
Because hydrogen sulphaide is an acid.
Patrick said:
9 years ago
Hydro sulphide is a colourless gas when mixed with others.
Anilkumar said:
9 years ago
I think the correct answer is carbon-di-oxide.
Umar Ali said:
9 years ago
If option "b" (Hydrogen Sulphide) is the correct one then please can anybody tell me that, is hydrogen sulphide is present in the air? I think it is not and the correct answer is Co2.
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