reaction of copper sulphate with water
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The reaction between H2O and CuSO4 gives CuSO4. 5H2O which is a blue vitriol. The end product is known as copper sulfate pentahydrate. On dehydration of copper sulfate, the water molecule is lost resulting in the formation of copper sulfate monohydrate which is bluish white colour.
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The reaction between anhydrous copper Sulfate and water is used as a test of water . The white solid turns blue presence of water . A similar reversible reaction takes place between anhydrous coblect chloride ( Which is blue ) water is produced hydrated coblact chloride ( which is pink )
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