Zinc sulphate should not be stored in a copper vessel, respiration is exothermic, copper turns black on heating, hydrogen is collected in more significant amounts during electrolysis of water.
No, zinc sulphate solution should not be stored in a copper vessel because copper reacts with zinc sulfate to form a zinc sulfate/copper sulfate complex, which can be toxic.
Respiration is an exothermic reaction because it releases energy in the form of heat when glucose is oxidized to produce carbon dioxide and water.
A shiny brown coin consisting of copper turns black upon heating due to the formation of copper oxide (black compound). The gas collected in larger amounts during the electrolysis of water is hydrogen, which forms at the cathode.
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