Zinc is more reactive than copper and hence it displaces copper from copper sulphate solution. As a result a number of holes were observed on the zinc plate.
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Zinc is more reactive than copper and hence it displaces copper from copper sulphate solution. As a result a number of holes were observed on the zinc plate.
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Shorten to 100 words: The experiment includes the process of decantation between copper solid and the supernatant. During this procedure, some copper solid was lost when the supernatant solution was separated from the precipitate. This could have been due to the incomplete separation of the solution and the precipitate which could have led to the loss of copper solid recovered (final mass) and therefore reduction of percentage yield. Another possible source of error could be that the reaction between CuSO4 and Zinc powder was incomplete. This indicates that the amount of zinc added to the solution was less than the stoichiometric amount required to completely displace all the copper ions. As a result, the actual amount of copper solid produced was less than the theoretical yield. This discrepancy reduced the percentage yield of copper.
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