Question: When a flask containing sodium thiosulfate is placed over a paper marked with ‘X’ and HCl added to it, the ‘X’ seems to disappear when looked through the flask. Why?

Options

A : Because of formation of sodium chloride

B : Because of sulfur precipitating

C : Because of release of yellowish chlorine gas

D : Because of dissolution of sulfur

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