Chemistry
Match the following Column I with Column II.
| Column I | Column II |
|---|---|
| (a) Aluminium salts | 1. H2SO4 |
| (b) Fountain experiment | 2. NH3 |
| (c) Contact process | 3. Solubility of hydrogen chloride |
| (d) Fe(OH)3 | 4. Colourless |
| (e) Haber's process | 5. Reddish brown ppt. |
Hydrogen Chloride
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| Column I | Column II |
|---|---|
| (a) Aluminium salts | 4. Colourless |
| (b) Fountain experiment | 3. Solubility of hydrogen chloride |
| (c) Contact process | 1. H2SO4 |
| (d) Fe(OH)3 | 5. Reddish brown ppt. |
| (e) Haber's process | 2. NH3 |
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