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Cu(OH)2 + H2SO4 → H2O + CuSO4 | Equation Balance
Cu(OH)2 | copper(ii) hydroxide | solid + H2SO4 | sulfuric acid | solid = H2O | water | solid + CuSO4 | copper(ii) sulfate | solid | Temperature: temperature, Other Condition excess chlorine
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Reaction conditions when applied Cu(OH)2 + H2SO4
- Catalyst: not available
- Temperature: normal
- Pressure: normal
- Other conditions: not available
Reaction process Cu(OH)2 + H2SO4
Process: Put a little Cu (OH) 2 baso to the bottom of the test tube, add 1-2 ml of acid solution and gently shake
Note: Cu(OH)2 reacts with acid solution to create blue copper salt. H2SO4 reacts with base to create sulfate salt and water.
The result of the reaction Cu(OH)2 + H2SO4
The phenomenon: blue solid of Cu(OH)2 dissolves gradually and creates a blue solution
Detailed information on the reactants
Information about Cu(OH)2 (copper(ii) hydroxide)
Information about H2SO4 (sulfuric acid)
- Atomic weight: 98.0785
- Color: Dầu trong suốt, không màu, không mùi
- Status: chất lỏng
Detailed information about the products of the reaction
Information about H2O (water)
Information about CuSO4 (copper(ii) sulfate)
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The equations for preparation Cu(OH)2
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normal
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normal
Pressure
normal
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normal
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normal
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normal
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normal
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normal
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
temperature
Pressure
normal
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normal
The equations for preparation H2SO4
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
temperature
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
normal
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
Catalyst
normal
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temperature
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normal
Other conditions
normal
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