The gas produced during tissue respiration can be identified by using

Prof E.C.G

12 years ago

una dey confuse pple here..D ans shud be calcium hydroxide(lime water)"A"

Iamomoniyimichael

2 years ago

The gas produced during tissue respiration is carbon dioxide, which can be identified using calcium hydroxide (also called lime water or slaked lime) because it (carbon dioxide) turns lime water milky.

awoke5966chinagorom

3 months ago

the answer is calcium hydroxide (CaOH) or lime water

profcapable88

3 years ago

the gas produced is co2...it can b removes by caustic soda option D

Myschool Kelly

10 years ago

Correction has been made. Thanks for your contributions.

Edebo20

2 years ago

The correct answer is A (calcium hydroxide) .

The gas produced during tissue respiration is carbon(iv) oxide and this gas can be detected by the use of lime water (CaOH) as it turns lime water milky.

Test for for cabon(iv)oxide and carbon(ii)oxide.

AyokaDorcas

1 year ago

Both A and D are correct,ababio chemistry text book page 406 confirms dis,co2 gas can be absorbed by any caustic alkali,thanks

bolajioyindolapo

3 years ago

Is the answer A or B

Clemcy3002

3 years ago

the answe is B