Chemical Reactions and Equations · Class 10 · CBSE Science
How does a freshly cleaned piece of zinc normally appear?
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easy · MCQ · Q-A3B341
How does a freshly cleaned piece of zinc normally appear?
- A.Bluish-white with a silvery-grey shineCorrect answer
- B.Bright green
- C.Golden yellow
- D.Reddish-brown
Solution
Zinc has a metallic lustre but is neither yellow nor reddish-brown.
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