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Why does ionic bond present in tertraaminecopper(II) sulphate? Thank you 
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Copper (II), Cu^2+ , is a positive ion which is bonded to a negative ion ,sulfate ion , SO3^2-, hence forming ionic bonds.
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Copper (II), Cu^2+ , is a positive ion which is bonded to a negative ion ,sulfate ion , SO3^2-, hence forming ionic bonds.
Copper (II), Cu^2+ , is a positive ion which is bonded to a negative ion ,sulfate ion , SO3^2-, hence forming ionic bonds.
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Why does ionic bond present in tertraaminecopper(II) sulphate? Thank you
Why does ionic bond present in tertraaminecopper(II) sulphate? Thank you
found this on Wikipedia hope it helps
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It's actually the [Cu (NH3)4] 2+ cation and the SO4 2- anion that forms the ionic bond. Yes the cation does contain covalent bonds too
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It's actually the [Cu (NH3)4] 2+ cation and the SO4 2- anion that forms the ionic bond. Yes the cation does contain covalent bonds too
It's actually the [Cu (NH3)4] 2+ cation and the SO4 2- anion that forms the ionic bond. Yes the cation does contain covalent bonds too
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but covalent bonds are between non-metals right? Copper and ammonia are metal and non-metal
but covalent bonds are between non-metals right? Copper and ammonia are metal and non-metal
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