Chemistry, 02.11.2020 16:50, joThompson

In step 2 of the experimental procedure, you added 6 M sodium hydroxide to the copper(II) nitrate solut form copper(II) hydroxide. You added a minimum amount of sodium hydroxide, but enough to complete reaction. How do you determine that enough sodium hydroxide has been added

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