2.38g of black copper(iii) oxide is completely reduced to by hydrogen to give copper and water. What are the number of atoms of copper formed? Equation for this reaction: Cu203 + 3H2 → 2Cu + 3H20

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Rolfe asked Nov 10, 2022

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2.38g of black copper(iii) oxide is completely reduced to by hydrogen to give copper and water. What are the number of atoms of copper formed? Equation for this reaction:

Cu203 + 3H2 → 2Cu + 3H20

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