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why does anhydrous copper(ii) sulfate when heated becomes black solid? And what is the black solid?
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Dear @amstro, When Copper Sulfate is heated, it decomposes to Copper Oxide which is black in color and Sulfur Tri-oxide at 650 degrees centigrade. With regards, @Arnab_Chatterjee
due to formation of copper oxide
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