What do you see when concentrated sulphuric acid is added to copper sulphate 5-water?

Blue crystals changes to blue powder

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Blue crystals changes to white powder

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Blue crystals changes to green powder

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Blue powder changes to blue crystals

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Blue powder changes to white crystals

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The correct option is B
Blue crystals changes to white powder

The blue coloured hydrated copper(II) sulphate turns white due to loss of water of crystallization.

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What do you see when concentrated sulphuric acid is added to copper sulphate 5-water?

The correct option is B Blue crystals changes to white powderThe blue coloured hydrated copper(II) sulphate turns white due to loss of water of crystallization.

The correct option is B
Blue crystals changes to white powder

The blue coloured hydrated copper(II) sulphate turns white due to loss of water of crystallization.