Question

The solid product from reaction of sulfuric acid with sucrose is?

Answer 1

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The solid product from reaction of sulfuric acid with sucrose is?

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• Concentrated sulfuric acid is added to sucrose forming carbon, steam and sulfur dioxide.

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$\huge{\mathbb{\tt {What \: is \: sulfur \: acid?}}}$

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