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what happens when we mix copper sulphate with iron

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Answered by rounaq47
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Answer:

No reaction takes place as copper is less reactive than iron

Answered by sxdhu
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Explanation:

When a silvery iron bar is put in a copper sulfate solution, the solution slowly starts to change color – the bright blue color gradually turns green (the salt FeSO₄ which forms in replacement has a green color). Metallic copper of a reddish color also starts to form around the dissolving iron bar.

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