5 LAB QUESTIONS 5.1.1 Use the chemical equation below as a reference to answer part a and b of this question. Cuo(s) + 2CH3COOH(aq) Cu)+2CH3C00- 12+ + 2CH3COO¯ (aq) + H₂O (1) a) This reaction took place in what step in of the experiment? What observation leads you to believe this? This reaction took place when the penny was mixed with the acetic acid, this lead me to believe the structure of Cu^2+ which is aqueus and CH300^- ions which is also aq. b) Is copper being oxidized, reduced, or neither in this reaction? Explain. Copper being that it is a solid goes to a ag ion state, which tells me the copper is being reduced during the reaction.

5 LAB QUESTIONS 5.1.1 Use the chemical equation below as a reference to answer part a and b of this question. Cuo(s) + 2CH3COOH(aq) Cu)+2CH3C00- 12+ + 2CH3COO¯ (aq) + H₂O (1) a) This reaction took place in what step in of the experiment? What observation leads you to believe this? This reaction took place when the penny was mixed with the acetic acid, this lead me to believe the structure of Cu^2+ which is aqueus and CH300^- ions which is also aq. b) Is copper being oxidized, reduced, or neither in this reaction? Explain. Copper being that it is a solid goes to a ag ion state, which tells me the copper is being reduced during the reaction.

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