A solution of K2Cr2O7 acidified with H2SO4 when treated with a substance 'X', gives a blue coloured solution of 'Y'. The substance 'X' and the oxidation state of central atom of compound 'Y' are respectively:
A
CrO5,+6
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B
H2Cr2O7,+4
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C
H2O2,+6
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D
H2O2,+4
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Solution
The correct option is CH2O2,+6 (I) K2Cr2O7+H2SO4⟶K2SO4+H2Cr2O7 (II) [H2O2⟶H2O+[O]]×4 (III) H2Cr2O7+4[O]⟶2CrO5+H2O Adding (I), (II) and (III) we get, K2Cr2O7+H2SO4+4H2O2⟶2CrO5+K2SO4+5H2O Here 'X' is H2O2 and blue coloured solution is due to formation of CrO5 which has chromium in +6 oxidation state.