5.4 5.5 6.1 Conclusion 6.2 What is observed when the Na₂SO3 solution is added to the CuCl₂ solution? 6.3 Which gas can be smelled when H₂SO4 is added to the mixture? Hydrogen sulphide gas What is the colour of the CuCl when it is filtered on the Buchner funnel? (before it is exposed to the atmosphere) Does the colour of the CuCl remain the same if you leave it to dry in the atmosphere? What is the yield of the product? (Show your calculations) Intion state. The most stable

5.4 5.5 6.1 Conclusion 6.2 What is observed when the Na₂SO3 solution is added to the CuCl₂ solution? 6.3 Which gas can be smelled when H₂SO4 is added to the mixture? Hydrogen sulphide gas What is the colour of the CuCl when it is filtered on the Buchner funnel? (before it is exposed to the atmosphere) Does the colour of the CuCl remain the same if you leave it to dry in the atmosphere? What is the yield of the product? (Show your calculations) Intion state. The most stable

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