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You could try looking up "copper II phosphate" on Google. Or you could work it out with a little knowledge of elementary chemistry. Or you could ask here, and someone might be kind enough to tell you.

Luckily for you, I'm in a kind mood today. It's Cu3(PO4)2.

(And I just checked, and the very first hit from Google tells you the same thing. One danger with Google is that there are a lot of idiots with webpages, but in this case whoever wrote the page knew some chemistry.)

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