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3 years ago

During which lunar phase is the moon’s near side entirely lit?

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full moon is the best answer, but perhaps 90% lit, not entirely. The features we see on a full moon are shadows = not lit areas.

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On treatment with alkaline iodine it gives yellow ppt.
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Name the compound and write the reaction involved

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