Question

copper sulphate + iron = ---------------- .


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Answer 1

Answer:

copper sulphate(blue)+ iron=iron sulphate(green) + copper(brown deposit)

Answer 2

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Copper Sulphate + iron = Fe(s)+CCuS(aq)⟶FeSO4 (aq)+Cu(s)

Iron being more reactive than copper will displace copper from its salt and form a subsequent salt of ferrous sulphate. During the reaction, the colour of copper sulphate [blue] will change to greenish-blue {ferrous sulphate}. This is an example of a Displacement reaction.

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