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Question

Iodide of Millon′s base is

Options

A.HIO3
B.K2HgI4
C.NH2HgO.HgI
D.Ng(NH2)I

Solution

Iodide of Millon′s Base is NH2HgO.HgI. It is formed when Nessler′s reagent is reacted with NH3.

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