Absorption of CO2 in KOH solution during combustion analysis is?
Correct answer: A. Chemical change
- A. Chemical change
- B. Neither chemical nor physical change
- C. Physical change
- D. CO2 absorbed in Mg(CLO4)2
Explanation
During combustion analysis, CO2 is chemically absorbed in 50% KOH.
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