Which chemical is known as Philosopher’s Wool?
The correct answer is (c) ) Zinc oxide
Explanation:
· Zinc oxide is traditionally known as Philosopher’s Wool or Flowers of Zinc.
· It is formed as a white, wool-like fluffy substance when zinc metal is burned in air.
Additional Information:
· Zinc oxide is used in rubber, ceramics, cosmetics, and medicines (like calamine lotion).
· It is also known for its role in sunscreens due to UV-blocking properties.
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