The function of the copper (ll)tetraoxosulphate (IV) in d...
The function of the copper (ll)tetraoxosulphate (IV) in dilute H2SO4 in the figure above is to
A.
dry the gas
B.
absorb phosphine impurity
C.
absorb ethene impurity
D.
from an acetylide with ethyne
Correct answer is B
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