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Question

SO2 gas may be produced by:
  1. heating S in absence of air
  2. roasting ZnS
  3. heating ferric sulphate
  4. hydrolysing Na2SO4

A
heating ferric sulphate
B
hydrolysing Na2SO4
C
heating S in absence of air
D
roasting ZnS
Solution
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Roasting of zinc sulphide yields SO2 gas.

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