MCQ
$Cu^+$ ion is not stable in aqueous solution, due to
- A$d^{10}$ configuration
- ✓disproportionation
- Cless charge
- Dpseudo inert gas configuration
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
disproportionation
b
$Cu^+ \to Cu^{+2} + Cu$
$Cu^+ \to Cu^{+2} + Cu$
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