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Sometimes yellow turbidity appears while passing gas even in the absence of II group radicals. This is because of
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Correct option: C
The oxidation of gas by some acid radicals
Option C (The oxidation of gas by some acid radicals) is correct because the yellow turbidity is due to the formation of elemental sulfur by the oxidation of by oxidizing agents present.
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