why do copper utensils get greenish deposition on their surface on standing for long
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It is due to the formation of metal oxides on the surface of metal when it comes in contact with the oxygen in air.
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due to chemical reaction .....lololol
my answer is right... https://www.topperlearning.com/doubts-solutions/copper-becomes-green-when-exposed-to-moist-air-for-a-long-periodthis-is-due-to-35zbtehh/ corrossion happens due to that reaction which happens between air and the copper metal....
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Question :
why do copper utensils get greenish deposition on their surface on standing for long?
Answer :
This all is due to corrosion .
Corrosion is the attack on the metal by water and atmospheric pressure .
It causes damage to that metal .
The corrosion of copper is known as copper carbonate .
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