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Preparations and Reactions of Sodium Oxide

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What would happen if the gas E were passed through an acidified $K M n O_{4}$ solution?

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Bleaching of the permangnate solution without any precipitation

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Bleaching of the permangnate solution which would show a yellowish white turbidity

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Bleaching of the permangnate solution and the formation of a brown precipitate

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The correct option is A Bleaching of the permangnate solution without any precipitation

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