Answer to Question #90639 in General Chemistry for saima

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Question #90639

what mass of copper (ii) oxide is required to produce 12.8 g of copper?

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"m(CuO)=\\dfrac{m(Cu)*M(CuO)}{M(Cu)}=\\dfrac{12.8g*79.55g\/mol}{63.55g\/mol}=16.02g"

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