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The Colour of an Aqueous Solution of Zinc Sulphate as Observed in the Laboratory Is:

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Question

The colour of an aqueous solution of zinc sulphate as observed in the laboratory is:

(1) Green 

(2) Yellow 

(3) Blue 

(4) Colourless

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Solution

(4) Colourless

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2010-2011 (March) Delhi Set 3

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