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Submitted by Anonymous on 1 July 2005 - 6:59pm.
hi all! what happens if i were to add copper oxide to sulphuric acid, what would the product be called? also what if i added this product to copper sulphate, what would the product be? many thanks |
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Heating copper(II) oxide in the presence of sulphuric acid gives you copper(II) sulphate (and some water).
Adding copper sulphate into copper sulphate gives copper sulphate.