Chapter 19, Question 56 Cu forms tetrahedral complexes with some anionic ligands. When CuSO, SH₂O dissolves in water, a blue solution results. The addition of aqueous KCN solution at first results in a white precipita but the addition of more KCN causes the precipitate to dissolve. Write chemical reactions for these processes. Put charged metal complexes in brackets, with charge in parentheses outside the brackets. If the charge is multiple, give the multiple first, followed by sign. Include phase in parentheses last. Incorrect. Balance the reaction to form the precipitate. List the copper containing species first on both sides of the equation. Cu LINK TO TEXT Incorrect. 2CN Cu Balance the reaction of the precipitate dissolving. List the copper containing species first on both sides of the equation. [Cu(CN)4](2-) Cu(CN)2 4CN

Chapter 19, Question 56 Cu forms tetrahedral complexes with some anionic ligands. When CuSO, SH₂O dissolves in water, a blue solution results. The addition of aqueous KCN solution at first results in a white precipita but the addition of more KCN causes the precipitate to dissolve. Write chemical reactions for these processes. Put charged metal complexes in brackets, with charge in parentheses outside the brackets. If the charge is multiple, give the multiple first, followed by sign. Include phase in parentheses last. Incorrect. Balance the reaction to form the precipitate. List the copper containing species first on both sides of the equation. Cu LINK TO TEXT Incorrect. 2CN Cu Balance the reaction of the precipitate dissolving. List the copper containing species first on both sides of the equation. [Cu(CN)4](2-) Cu(CN)2 4CN

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