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(i) Gas P - Hydrogen sulphide
Reagent Q - Sodium Carbonate
Solid R - Copper (II) oxide
(ii) Step 4
- Green solid dissolves to form a blue solution
- There is effervescence
Step 7
Black solid dissolves to form a blue solution
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