B: Cobalt ionsColours:8. CoCk (aq)red9. After addition of HCI (aq):deep bluered10. After addition of water:light11. Account for the changes you observed for the cobalt solutions in terms of Le Chatelier's principle.

CoCl2 in aqueous medium form [Co(H2O)6]2+, which is reddish in colour.Le Chatelier's principle…

B: Cobalt ions Colours: 8. CoCk (aq) red 9. After addition of HCI (aq): deep blue red light 10. After addition of water: 11. Account for the changes you observed for the cobalt solutions in terms of Le Chatelier's principle.

B: Cobalt ions Colours: 8. CoCk (aq) red 9. After addition of HCI (aq): deep blue red light 10. After addition of water: 11. Account for the changes you observed for the cobalt solutions in terms of Le Chatelier's principle.

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B: Cobalt ions
Colours:
8. CoCk (aq)
red
9. After addition of HCI (aq):
deep blue
red
10. After addition of water:
light
11. Account for the changes you observed for the cobalt solutions in terms of Le Chatelier's principle.

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