Answer to Question #4685 in Inorganic Chemistry for marwan kee

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #4685

can Cu[OH]2 react with HCl to form salt Cu[Cl]2.why??

Expert's answer

Cu(OH)₂is a base. HCl is an acid. An acid and a base react to produce a salt
and a solvent – CuCl₂ and H₂O. So, answer is “YES”.

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