Answer to Question #102980 in General Chemistry for dfghjbjb

General Chemistry

Question #102980

___Cu(I) + ___O2 =

Expert's answer

4 Cu(I) + O₂ = 2 Cu(I)₂O

This is a redox reaction:

4 Cu⁰ - 4 e - → 4 Cu^l

(oxidation)

2 O⁰+ 4 e- → 2 O^ll

(recovery)

Cu is a reducing agent, O2 is an oxidizer.

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