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When SO2 dissolves in water, the acid formed is:

A
sulphuric acid
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sulphurous acid
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sulphonic acid
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oleum
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Solution

The correct option is B sulphurous acid
Sulphurous acid is a weak dibasic acid. Sulphurous acid is an intermediate species in the formation of acid rain from sulphur dioxide.
SO2+H2OH2SO3. These are used as reducing agents and as disinfectants or mild bleaches.

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