A metal sulphate A reacts with excess KCN to form a potassium salt B and compound C. But C is highly unstable and decomposes into D and cyanogen gas. What are A, B, C and D?
Copper sulfate when dissolves in Potassium cyanide solution it reacts with potassium cyanide to form Potassium sulfate and Cupric cyanide, given as:
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But, the formed product, Cupric cyanide is unstable, hence decomposes to form Cuprous cyanide and Cyanogen gas.