Why potassium oxide rubidium oxide and caesium oxide turns red litmus blue and finally white
Why potassium oxide rubidium oxide and caesium oxide turns red litmus blue and finally white
Anshit garg , 8 Years ago
Grade 11
Inorganic Chemistry> Why potassium oxide rubidium oxide and ca...
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Suraj Singh
Last Activity: 8 Years ago
Hy ashit First of all potassium, Rb, Cs forms superoxide with oxygen... ie KO2,RbO2.. Here Oxidation number of oxygen is - 0.5 which is less stable so it shows high basic nature and it converts red litmus blue.. Hope U like it
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