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What is CuH2?

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∙ 15y ago
Updated: 5/24/2024

i believe its copper (II) hydroxide

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What is cupric cyanide tetra hydrate formula?

Cu(CN2) * 4H2O The Asterisk is a dot in most chemistry manuals. The Copper has a charge of +2 in the formula and the Cyanide (CN-) a -1. Cupric is for the higher charge of copper (+2), cuprous is for the lower charge (+1).


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What is cupric cyanide tetra hydrate formula?

Cu(CN2) * 4H2O The Asterisk is a dot in most chemistry manuals. The Copper has a charge of +2 in the formula and the Cyanide (CN-) a -1. Cupric is for the higher charge of copper (+2), cuprous is for the lower charge (+1).


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