How do you turn zinc sulfate into zinc?

Answer 1

Using Electrolosis remove the copper coating from a penny made after 1982 by connecting it to the anode for a while. Then clean the penny and place it in a high humidity area of your house with a small amount of water. The green stuff that grows on it will be sulfate of zinc.

Answer 2

It is not possible to turn all of zinc sulfate into zinc, because that would require converting the sulfur and oxygen content of zinc sulfate into zinc, an operation that is chemically impossible. However, it is possible to separate zinc from zinc sulfate. The simplest way, at least to a former electrochemist, is to plate out the zinc from a zinc sulfate solution in water onto some relatively inert electrode such as platinum. In principle, any metal more active than zinc in the electrochemical series could be used to replace zinc in zinc sulfate by a spontaneous single displacement reaction, but to do this from a solution of zinc salts in water would be complicated by the likelihood that hydrogen gas from water would probably be displaced instead of zinc. (Elemental zinc itself can displace hydrogen from acidic water solutions.)

Answer 3

To turn zinc sulfate into zinc, you need to first heat the zinc sulfate to separate it into its components, zinc oxide and sulfur dioxide. Then you can further reduce the zinc oxide with carbon at high temperatures to obtain zinc metal.

Answer 4

Go to lab shop or chemical shop and buy the zinc powder,or zink .