Why CuCl is insoluble in water??
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It is a white solid which is almostinsoluble in water, and which tends to oxidise in air to green CuCl2. It is a Lewis acid which reacts with suitable ligands such as ammonia or chloride ion to form complexes, many of which are water-soluble. It is even able to form a stable complex with carbon monoxide...... hope it may help you.....#MB
It is a white solid which is almostinsoluble in water, and which tends to oxidise in air to green CuCl2. It is a Lewis acid which reacts with suitable ligands such as ammonia or chloride ion to form complexes, many of which are water-soluble. It is even able to form a stable complex with carbon monoxide...... hope it may help you.....#MB
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Cu solutions is more reactive
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