Consider the following reactions:
$(A) (\text{Ionic halide}) + (B) (\text{Good oxidising agent}) + \text{conc. } H_2SO_4 \to (C) (\text{Red-Orange gas is evolved with few by-products})$
$(D) (\text{Other ionic halide}) + (B) + \text{conc. } H_2SO_4 \to (E) (\text{Has same colour as } (C))$
Which of the following properties are different for $(C)$ and $(E)$?

  • A
    Colour
  • B
    Colour of the final solution when passed into $NaOH$ solution
  • C
    Atomicity
  • D
    $(2)$ and $(3)$ both

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