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Chlorine water oxidises thiosulphates to:
  1. persulphate
  2. sulphide
  3. sulphate
  4. none of these

A
persulphate
B
sulphate
C
none of these
D
sulphide
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Chlorine is a oxidizing agent, when chlorine water react with Sodium thiosulphate, it oxidises sodium thiosulphate to sulphur which is formed as precipitate.
Na2S2O3 + Cl2 + H2O 2HCl + Na2SO4 + S
Green Colur of chlorine water get change to Colourless Oxidate.

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