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Answered by anamkhurshid29
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Option 1) 1

Only one electron is exchanged in this reaction as we can se there is only one free electron present in the reactant side & after reaction (breaking down of element) it got more positively charged ions i.e 2...

As copper is metal it has only 2 free valence shell electron..

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Answered by BrainlyPopularman
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OPTION (1) IS CORRECT ONLY 1 ELECTRON WILL EXCHANGE PER Cu+ ion . BECAUSE

 {cu}^{ + }  -  -  -  > cu \:   \:  \: (1 {e}^{ - }  \:  \: exchange) \\   \\  {cu}^{ + }  -  -  -  >  {cu}^{ +  + } (1 {e}^{ - } exchange)

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