Chemistry, asked by 17000453, 1 year ago

Why doesn't copper (II) oxide react with water to form a base?

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Answered by Mrdoom

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because copper oxide is stable in nature and copper when react with water forms copper oxide and ot does not react further because copper forms a protective layer which does not allow copper to react

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