solid copper(III) sulfate combined with nickel(II) Nitrate in water solution to yield solid copper(III) Nitrate and Nickel (II) sulfate in water solution. What is this as a skeleton equation?

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solid copper(III) sulfate combined with nickel(II) Nitrate in water solution to yield solid copper(III) Nitrate and Nickel (II) sulfate in water solution. What is this as a skeleton equation?

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CuSo4 + Ni(No3)2= Ni(So4) in water solution

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