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WILL MARK BRAINLIEST

Chemistry

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Vikki [24]4 years ago

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Explanation:

if 6 grams of copper is used then the product will be increased as well

as the amount of reactant is proportional to amount of product.

we know,

mass number of copper is 63 and the product we found is 158.

now if we have a mathematical explanation...

for (63X2) gm Cu we get 158 gm product

"' 1 gm 158/126 """

""" 4 gm 158X4/126

=5.01 gm

again for 6gm using

for 126 gm we get 158 gm product

""" 1gm 158/126 gm ""

""" 6 gm " ' 158X6/126 gm

=7.52 gm product

SO we can say by comparative study that the product has increased

I THINK THATS THE ANSWER

thank u

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