When Copper (II) chloride solution is treated with excess aqueous ammonia, a deep blue solution...

CHEMISTRY
WAEC 1988

When Copper (II) chloride solution is treated with excess aqueous ammonia, a deep blue solution results. This is due to the presence of

  • A. (CuNH4)3+ ion
  • B. (CuCl4)2- ion
  • C. (Cu(NH3)4)2+ ion
  • D. (Cu(OH)4)2- ion

Correct Answer: C. (Cu(NH3)4)2+ ion



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