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Explain Why Cu2+ having electronic configuration 3d9 is more stable than Cu+ having electronic configuration 3d10

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Answered by Fatimakincsem
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Cu2+ is more stable than Cu+ and the stability depends on the hydration energy with which they bond with water molecules.

Explanation:

Cu2+ is more stable than Cu+ and the stability depends on the hydration energy with which they bond with water molecules.

Cu2+ has greater charge density than Cu+, therefore it forms a stronger bond and release high energy when breaks down.

In aqueous solution Cu+ disproportionate to Cu2+ and Cu+

The reaction is given below.

2 Cu+ ----> Cu2+ + Cu

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer :-

Cu2+ is more stable than Cu+ and the stability depends on the hydration energy with which they bond with water molecules.

Explanation:

Cu2+ is more stable than Cu+ and the stability depends on the hydration energy with which they bond with water molecules.

Cu2+ has greater charge density than Cu+, therefore it forms a stronger bond and release high energy when breaks down.

In aqueous solution Cu+ disproportionate to Cu2+ and Cu+

The reaction is given below.

2 Cu+ ----> Cu2+ + Cu

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