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A student decomposed 3.67g of copper (II) hydroxide into copper(II) oxide. How many mL of 3MH2SO4 is need to react with allthe copper (II) oxide?

( Answer should be in decimal form to 2 decimalplaces)

Using the information from the orevious question, how much copper (II) sulfate,in grams, are prodcued?

( Answer in decimal form to one decimal place.)

Using the amount of copper (II) sulfate produced, in previousquestion, how much copper (in grams) is produced if excess zinc isused?

( Answer in decimal form to two decimalplaces)

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