Data Sheet: A Sequence of Chemical Reactions:Transforming Copper Balance the following chemical reactions and record your observations for all the reactants and the products in each step. For each part observation there should be one observation per chemical Observations are changes in color,physical state, etc. Part 1: Nitric acid is added to copper metal: underline ( )Cu(s)+underline (4)H_(3)O^+(aq)+underline (2) NO_(3)^-(aq)arrow underline ( )[Cu(H_(2)O)_(6)]^2+(aq)+underline (2) NO_(2)(g) Appearance of reactants .Copper wire was shiny.brown, and thick. Nitric acid was colorless. Appearance of products:Nitric acid was green first, then light blue Evidence of a chemical reaction: Gas formation, color change, and yellow color gas production. Part 2: Sodium hydroxide is added to the aqueous copper solution: underline ( )(Cu(H_(2)O)_(4)^2+(aq)+underline (2)OH^-(aq)arrow underline ( )Cu(OH)_(2)(s)+underline (6)H_(2)O(l) Appearance of reactants: Clear light blue solution Appearance of products:Cloudy dark blue solution Evidence of a chemical reaction: Solution turned from light blue to dark blue Copper Transformation, Saint Joseph's University, Department of Chemistry
![Data Sheet: A Sequence of Chemical Reactions:Transforming Copper
Balance the following chemical reactions and record your observations for all the
reactants and the products in each step.
For each part observation there should be one observation per chemical Observations
are changes in color,physical state, etc.
Part 1: Nitric acid is added to copper metal:
underline ( )Cu(s)+underline (4)H_(3)O^+(aq)+underline (2) NO_(3)^-(aq)arrow
underline ( )[Cu(H_(2)O)_(6)]^2+(aq)+underline (2) NO_(2)(g)
Appearance of reactants .Copper wire was shiny.brown, and thick.
Nitric acid was colorless.
Appearance of products:Nitric acid was green first, then light blue
Evidence of a chemical reaction: Gas formation, color change, and yellow color gas production.
Part 2: Sodium hydroxide is added to the aqueous copper solution:
underline ( )(Cu(H_(2)O)_(4)^2+(aq)+underline (2)OH^-(aq)arrow underline ( )Cu(OH)_(2)(s)+underline (6)H_(2)O(l)
Appearance of reactants: Clear light blue solution
Appearance of products:Cloudy dark blue solution
Evidence of a chemical reaction: Solution turned from light blue to dark blue
Copper Transformation, Saint Joseph's University, Department of Chemistry](https://asstes.questionais.com/resource%2Fqaiseoimg%2F202509%2Fdata-sheet-sequence-chemical-reactionstransforming-t8eFASWQbx0I.jpg?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_558,h_500/quality,q_20/format,webp)
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