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Chemistry, 07.03.2021 14:00 angellv917

specimens of copper (II) oxide produced by various method were reduced in a stream of carbon(II) oxide and on analysis gave the following results 1.60g of copper oxide A gave 1.25g of copper 2.05g of copper oxide B gave 1 .63g of copper 2.40g of copper oxide C give 1.91g of copper​

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