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If an excess of aluminum metal is placed in the copper (II) chloride solution the aluminum will replace the copper, causing the copper to come out of the solution as a solid. If 1.9 g of copper (II) chloride reacted, how many grams of copper metal will be recovered from this solution?
If an excess of aluminum metal is placed in the copper (II) chloride solution the aluminum will replace the copper, causing the copper to come out of the solution as a solid. If 1.9 g of copper (II) chloride reacted, how many grams of copper metal will be recovered from this solution?
2 Jun 2021
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