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What happens when X is kept in acidic medium?
- neutralisationreaction.
- disproportionationreaction.
- doubledecompositionreaction
- pyrolyticreaction
The correct answer is: neutralisationreaction.
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Statement-1:NH4CI is added while analysing the IIIrd group basic radicals to suppress the ionisation of NH4OH.
Statement-2:With high concentration of OH—ions, basic radicals of other groups also get precipitated with dl group cations.
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Statement-2:With high concentration of OH—ions, basic radicals of other groups also get precipitated with dl group cations.
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ay 
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