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Copper turns a green-brown when it is exposed to oxygen in air. What chemical property of oxygen causes this effect? A. its reactivity B. its volume C. its mass D. its flammability
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Copper turns a green-brown when it is exposed to oxygen in air. What chemical property of oxygen causes this effect? A. its reactivity B. its volume C. its mass D. its flammability

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A. reactivity

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A. its reactivity

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It's reactivity because copper was exposed to air and if it is reactivity it must be exposed to air

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