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Which is **not** a feature of a **double salt**?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Which is **not** a feature of a **double salt**?

  1. Dissociates completely into simple ions in water
  2. Has a definite stoichiometric ratio
  3. Loses identity in solution
  4. Retains its complex ion in solution
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Correct answer: D. Retains its complex ion in solution

Double salts (e.g. Mohr's salt FeSO₄·(NH₄)₂SO₄·6H₂O) lose identity in solution — they dissociate fully into all constituent simple ions. Coordination compounds, in contrast, retain at least one complex ion in solution.

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