Why can't copper sulphate be prepared by adding copper metal to dilute sulphuric acid

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Crank3 years ago

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Copper metal will not react with sulfuric acid . ( Copper metal is too unreactive / it is " below hydrogen in the reactivity series " ). So use copper carbonate, it reacts easily to give copper sulfate ( and carbon dioxide and water ) .

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