For the synthesis of the copper-ammonia complex from the copper-water complex. Would a difference be observed if we dried our crystals in a hot oven as opposed to air-drying them for a few days? If there is, explain this observation. Which is better?

For the synthesis of the copper-ammonia complex from the copper-water complex. Would a difference be observed if we dried our crystals in a hot oven as opposed to air-drying them for a few days? If there is, explain this observation. Which is better?

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter25: Voltammetry

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