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C + CuO → Cu + CO2 | Equation Balance
C | carbon | solid + CuO | copper(ii) oxide | solid = Cu | copper | solid + CO2 | carbon dioxide | solid | Temperature: temperature, Other Condition excess chlorine
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Reaction conditions when applied C + CuO
- Catalyst: not available
- Temperature: temperature
- Pressure: normal
- Other conditions: not available
Reaction process C + CuO
Process: Mix a little bit of copper (II) oxide powder and coal powder then place the dough into the bottom of the dry test tube, heat up
Note: Carbon reduced black CuO into red copper
The result of the reaction C + CuO
The phenomenon: The black of compound in the tube changes into red solid due to formed Cu
Detailed information on the reactants
Information about C (carbon)
Information about CuO (copper(ii) oxide)
Detailed information about the products of the reaction
Information about Cu (copper)
Information about CO2 (carbon dioxide)
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The equations for preparation C
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
temperature
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
temperature
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
temperature
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
The equations for preparation CuO
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
400 - 500
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
> 170
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
40 - 80
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
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