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The above laboratory setup can be used to prepare:

A

gas lighter than air and soluble in water

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gas heavier than air and soluble in water

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gas soluble in water that reacts with water

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gas insoluble in water

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gas that reacts with water

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Solution

The correct option is E gas insoluble in water
The above laboratory setup can be used to prepare Gas insoluble in water.
Here the gas is collected by water displacement method. Since the gas is insoluble in water it becomes easy to separate gas from water.

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