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Structural and Physical Properties of Carbonyls

Carbon disulp...

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Carbon disulphide is a very good solvent. Which of the following cannot be dissolved by it:

A

sulphur, Bromine and iodine

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B

oils and fats

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C

rubber

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D

sugar and proteins

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Solution

The correct option is D sugar and proteins
Pure carbon disulfide is a clear colourless, highly refractive, mobile, volatile, very flammable liquid.
Carbon disulfide is a solvent for phosphorous, sulfur, selenium, bromine, iodine, fats, resins, rubber.
Hence option D is correct answer.

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