When copper (ii) sulphate solution is treated with excess ammonium hydroxide, a precipitate is first formed, and then this dissolves to give a deep blue solution.

This deep blue solution is a?

chimadaniel

5 years ago

The correct ans is D Cu(NH3)4(OH2)
according to New school physics
Cu(oH)2 + 4NH4+ +4OH---->
cu(NH3)4 ²+ 2OH- + 4H2o
(Deep blue coloured
Ion)

Femcy991

4 years ago

All compounds of copper react with aqueous ammonia (NH4OH) to give a deep blue solution of copper (ii) tetraamine ion, (Cu [NH3]4)²+

djayenimoney

3 years ago

Please the answer is D. Cu(NH3)4 is the complext ion with a dark blue coloration

Alisha101

2 years ago

The answer suppose to be D recheck please

Idowuayomideolaniyi

1 year ago

pls someone should ref the page in new school chem

Sammyporsche123

3 years ago

@DANIEL ITS COPPER SULPHATE NOT COPPER HYDROXIDE

magilla

7 years ago

don't understand plz I think the answer should be a