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The given reaction is: CuS + HNO3 → CuSO4 + NO + H2O Balancing Oxygen atoms: There are 3 Oxygen…

Balance the following redox reaction: CuS + HNO, CUSO, + NO + H,O Determine the amount of CUSO, obtained by the reaction of 10 g of CuS (93% purity) with 2 Lof a 0.03 M solution of nitric acid, knowing that the reaction is 80%.

Balance the following redox reaction: CuS + HNO, CUSO, + NO + H,O Determine the amount of CUSO, obtained by the reaction of 10 g of CuS (93% purity) with 2 Lof a 0.03 M solution of nitric acid, knowing that the reaction is 80%.

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Monday, September 16, 2013
udent:
Balance the following redox reaction:
CuS + HNO,
CUSO, + NO + H,O
Determine the amount of CUSO, obtained by the reaction of 10 g of CuS (93% purity) with 2
Lof a 0.03 M solution of nitric acid, knowing that the reaction s 80%,

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