When a solution of mercuric chloride treated with an excess of stannic chloride it produces, eventuallyA. `Hg_(2)CI_(2)`B. `Hg_(2)SnCI_(6)`C. HgD. `HgCI_(4)`

When a solution of mercuric chloride treated with an excess of stannic

1.	When a solution of mercuric chloride treated with an excess of stannic chloride it produces, eventuallyA. `Hg_(2)CI_(2)`B. `Hg_(2)SnCI_(6)`C. HgD. `HgCI_(4)`
Answer» Correct Answer - C Mercury (II) chloride solution is reduced by many reducing agents, e.g., formaldehyde, tin (II) chloride, sulphur diooxider, etc., precipitating with mercuryu (I) chloride first, which with excess of reducing agent turns black owing to the formation of metallic mercury. `HgCl_(2)overset(SnCl_(2))tounderset("White")(Hg_(2)Cl_(2))overset(SnCl_(2))to underset("black")(Hg)`

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When a solution of mercuric chloride treated with an excess of stannic chloride it produces, eventuallyA. `Hg_(2)CI_(2)`B. `Hg_(2)SnCI_(6)`C. HgD. `HgCI_(4)`

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