The reaction Cu(NO,)h(ag) + 2 NO:) +2 H;0() is used to dissolve the copper metal. Ifa 1.000 g sample of copper is used, and instructions say to use four times as much acid as the required amount, how many ml (to the nearest mL) of 15.0 M nitric acid would be used in the procedure for this sample? Cu(s) + HNO3(ag) 1 Select one: O a 10ml Ob 17ml Oc 4ml C. O d 25ml O e 5mL

The reaction Cu(NO,)h(ag) + 2 NO:) +2 H;0() is used to dissolve the copper metal. Ifa 1.000 g sample of copper is used, and instructions say to use four times as much acid as the required amount, how many ml (to the nearest mL) of 15.0 M nitric acid would be used in the procedure for this sample? Cu(s) + HNO3(ag) 1 Select one: O a 10ml Ob 17ml Oc 4ml C. O d 25ml O e 5mL

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The reaction
Cu(s) + HNO3(ag)
Cu(NOsh(ag) + 2 NO:) +2 H;O()
is used to dissolve the copper metal Ifa 1.000 g sample of copper is used, and instructions
say to use four times as much acid as the required amount, how many mL (to the nearest
mL) of 15.0 M nitric acid would be used in the procedure for this sample?
Select one:
O a 10mL
Ob 17ml
O c.4mL
O d 25ml
O e 5mL

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