Question

Which of the following describes the specific copper ion in the compound, CuCl?

Cupride ion

Copper (I) ion

Copper (II) ion

Cupride (I) ion
@Sweetburger

Answer 1

Ok so we know Cl has a -1 charge in its most common state therefore the Cu will be a Copper ion with a +1 charge denoted by Copper (I) ion

Answer 2

so its B becoause of its natrual common sate?

Answer 3

yea, and mostly because the Cl has a negative charge therefore the Copper has to be a +1 to form a neutral compound

Answer 4

oh ok :)