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Copper(II) ions are double positively charged (2+), while hydroxide ions (OH) are singly negatively charged (-1). There must be 2 hydroxide ions per copper ion in a neutrally charged ionic structure. Thus Cu(OH)2

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Cu(OH)2

the hydroxide ion is OH-

the II in the name signifies that it is Cu+2

to neutralize the +2 charge on the Cu, you must have 2 negative charges so you need 2 OH-

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The formula for Copper (1) hydroxide is CuOH.

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Copper Hydroxide------Cu(OH)2

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The chemical formula for copper hydroxide is Cu(OH)2

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The chemical formula for copper(II) hydroxide is Cu(OH)2.

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Cu2(OH)2
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cu(oh)2

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Cu(OH)2

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