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Match the column I with column II and mark the appropriate choice.

Column IColumn II
(A) H2SO3+6, dibasic
(B) H2SO5+5, dibasic
(C) H2S2O6+6, monobasic
(D) H2SO4+4, dibasic

A
(A) (i); (B) (ii); (C) (iii); (D) (iv)
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(A) (ii); (B) (iii); (C) (i); (D) (iv)
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C
(A) (iii); (B) (iv); (C) (ii); (D) (i)
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D
(A) (iv); (B) (iii); (C) (ii); (D) (i)
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Solution

The correct option is C (A) (iv); (B) (iii); (C) (ii); (D) (i)

(A) H2SO3 - +4, dibasic because H2SO3 has 2 replacable hydrogens

(B) H2SO5 - +6, monobasic because H2SO5 has 1 replacable hydrogens

(C) H2S2O6 - +5, dibasic ,because H2S2O6 has 2 replacable hydrogens

(D) H2SO4 - +6, dibasic,because H2SO3 has 2 replacable hydrogens

So the correct match is (A) (iv); (B) (iii); (C) (ii); (D) (i).

Hence option D is correct.


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