I'm obviously not going to mix ammonia + bleach or experiment with any those, but is there anything significant to the set above? I'm trying to make
sense of a forum post I read.
Thanks psychokinetic - 20-10-2010 at 21:13
I wouldn't class Cu + CO2 with the other two, but I'm a chemistry plebian.
The first two are acid-base goodness, the second one would probably result in the oxidation of the Cu.
Welcome to SM.12AX7 - 20-10-2010 at 21:54
I'm not sure if CO2 will oxidize copper at any temperature. I suppose it might up around the melting point. The alternative being, will CO reduce
CuO or Cu2O at any other temperature?
Salt is a neutral salt, so it doesn't react with any other sodium compounds.
I take it you are already aware of ammonia and bleach's hazardous reaction.
As for all three together, they seem to have no particular connection, aside from being rather uneducated combinations.
