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Forms of Copper Sulphate



2001

Hi,

May I know if copper sulphate on eBay or Amazon [affil link] comes in what forms? Why do they have different forms?

P.S.Thanx!

ps. This is NOT a homework assignment,okie?

Cindy J. Jett
- Singapore



Telling us that it is not a homework assignment, doesn't exactly supply the full context to enable us to answer your question properly, Cindy. The most common form of copper sulphate is the blue crystal CuSO4.5H2O. But you can dissolve that in water and have it as a blue liquid, or you can heat it to drive out some of the water of hydration, and you would have anhydrous copper sulphate-- a white powder.

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