An acid (A) can oxidise
I− to
I2. one mole of (A) can neutralise one mole of
Ca(OH)2 in aq solution. One mole of (A) in aqueous solution, on hydrolysis, gives two moles of another acid (B) and one mole of liquid (C), 0.98 g of acid (B) gives 2.33 g of white ppt (D) on reaction with excess of
BaCl2. Liquid (C) has oxidising as well as reducing property. (C) can decolourize
KMnO4/H+, blackened oil paintings. Compound (A) to (D) are identified as:
(A) : H2S2OB(Marshall's acid), (B) : H2SO4, (C) : H2O2 and (D) : BaSO4
If true enter 1, else enter 0.