Water of crystallization and copper sulphate | Water | Chemistry

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Its very interesting how the type of ligand determines the colour of a substance. The fact that the copper sulphate became white in anhydrous form was due to the absence of water ligands. No water ligands means no splitting of the 3d-orbital

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Really nice video.
Can you tell me if the water ligands surrounding the Cu2+ ion act as the water of crystallisation or are they separate?

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And then what chemical is formed?please answer me.

[@food317]

i could hear the water hiss as it hit the white copper sulfate does this mean that it is an exothermic reaction? also it this copper(ll) sulfate or is it something else?
If you keep adding water would this make copper(ll) sulfate solution?
other wise this is a cool video really enjoyed it.

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Red copper sulphate hai kya ye

[@alexa6363]

I service swimming pools. Copper Sulphate is a great sanitizer. How can I suspend the Copper Sulphate in the water so that it will not stain the pool plaster. If possible, is there a way to buy the suspending materials in a dry form?

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Why did it generate heat?

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So will Copper sulphate mix with water be physical changed? I know that it got mixed with water and color was changed. But it regain their true color back.

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Sir what is difference between cuso4.H20 and cuso4.D2o

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How to make red cooper soulfide

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What is the mass of this experiment

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FeSO4·7H2O - Green vitriol
ZnSO4.7H2O white vitriol

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What r anhydrous substances

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What is the principal of this experiment?

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Hello I’m under the water pls help me

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What is that white this at 1:20 plz

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MrToby296 it is called "Anhydrous copper sulphate crystals" which is white in colour...

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Ur holding out on me.... where’s the actual video where it says ur supposed to freeze it into crystals?

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I meant to say, Copper is a great Algaecide as well....

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11 yrs

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Obviously you don’t understand copper tauntaun you are using the wrong color copper

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The other example is alum

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After 11 years 😅

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Calcium carbonate