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Procedure: Strips of solid copper are added to aqueous 0.2M NiSO4 Observation: Solution goes from blue to light teal blue with the formation of red solid specs. Cu(s)+ NiSO4(aq)→ CuSO4(aq) + Ni(s) Has oxidation and reduction occurred? If oxidation and reduction has occurred? If oxidation and reduction has occurred define the change in oxidation numbers for the following atoms and define what is undergoing oxidation and reduction: Cu[ ? ] → Cu[ ? ]   Ni[ ? ] → Ni[ ? ]

Procedure: Strips of solid copper are added to aqueous 0.2M NiSO4 Observation: Solution goes from blue to light teal blue with the formation of red solid specs. Cu(s)+ NiSO4(aq)→ CuSO4(aq) + Ni(s) Has oxidation and reduction occurred? If oxidation and reduction has occurred? If oxidation and reduction has occurred define the change in oxidation numbers for the following atoms and define what is undergoing oxidation and reduction: Cu[ ? ] → Cu[ ? ]   Ni[ ? ] → Ni[ ? ]

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Procedure: Strips of solid copper are added to aqueous 0.2M NiSO4

Observation: Solution goes from blue to light teal blue with the formation of red solid specs.

Cu(s)+ NiSO4(aq)→ CuSO4(aq) + Ni(s)

Has oxidation and reduction occurred?

If oxidation and reduction has occurred? If oxidation and reduction has occurred define the change in oxidation numbers for the following atoms and define what is undergoing oxidation and reduction:

Cu[ ? ] → Cu[ ? ]

 

Ni[ ? ] → Ni[ ? ]

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