The colour of crystallised copper sulphate on treating it with sulphuric acid becomes:

Orange

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White

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Colourless

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Green

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Solution

The correct option is B
White

Crystallised copper sulphate turns white from blue due to the loss of the water of crystallisation.

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The colour of crystallised copper sulphate on treating it with sulphuric acid becomes:

The correct option is B White Crystallised copper sulphate turns white from blue due to the loss of the water of crystallisation.

The correct option is B
White

Crystallised copper sulphate turns white from blue due to the loss of the water of crystallisation.