Formulae for Nessler's reagent is: - Vidyadip

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Formulae for Nessler's reagent is:

A
$KHg _2 I _2$
B
$KHgI _3$
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$K _2 Hg _4$
D
$HgI _2$

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$K _2 Hg _4$

c
Nessler's reagent is $K _2 HgI _4$.

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