Heating hydrated copper sulphate crystal is deemed a chemical change
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When we heat a hydrated copper sulphate crystal then the water is evaporated and the blue colour of copper sulphate turns into colourless.. and the solution becomes anhydrous because the water molecules are evaporated. The 5 water molecules of Blue Copper Sulphate is evaporated and it seems to be a chemical change..
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When we heat a hydrated copper sulphate crystal then the water is evaporated and the blue colour of copper sulphate turns into colourless.. and the solution becomes anhydrous because the water molecules are evaporated. The 5 water molecules of Blue Copper Sulphate is evaporated and it seems to be a chemical change..
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