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Substance Cu(NO3)2 (copper(ii) nitrate)
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Substance Cu(NO3)2 (copper(ii) nitrate)
Detailed information on the chemical Cu(NO3)2
Tính chất vật lý
- Atomic weight: 187.5558
- Density of solid (kg/m3): 3050
- Boiling point (°C): tinh thể
- Color: màu xanh dương
Tính chất hoá học
- Electron egativity: updating
- First ionisation energy: updating
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The equations for preparation Cu(NO3)2
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Equations that have Cu(NO3)2 participate in a reaction
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> 170
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