Chemistry, asked by vib10, 9 months ago

analyse copper sulphate is dissolved in one beaker and hydrated in another .what heat changes do you expect?

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Answered by devilrichie21

Answer:

The reaction between water and copper sulphate is exothermic. Hydrated Copper Sulphate already has some water of crystallization hence we expect less heat to be emitted.

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Answered by vsasi2005

Answer:

acid

Explanation:

It should be in base

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analyse copper sulphate is dissolved in one beaker and hydrated in another .what heat changes do you expect?​

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analyse copper sulphate is dissolved in one beaker and hydrated in another .what heat changes do you expect?