The copper(II) ion reacts with phosphate ion to form an insoluble ionic compound, K - 140x107. The copper(I) ion also forms a complex ion with ammonia, [Cu(NH34P. K 5.03x103 Write the chemical reaction that occurs between aqueous ammonia and solid copper(1I) phosphate.

The copper(II) ion reacts with phosphate ion to form an insoluble ionic compound, K - 140x107. The copper(I) ion also forms a complex ion with ammonia, [Cu(NH34P. K 5.03x103 Write the chemical reaction that occurs between aqueous ammonia and solid copper(1I) phosphate.

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The copper(II) ion reacts with phosphate ion to form an insoluble ionic compound, K = 1.40x10. The copper(I) ion also forms a complex ion with
ammonia, [Cu(NHa)4P. K 5.03x103
Write the chemical reaction that occurs between aqueous ammonia and solid copper(II) phosphate.

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