Homework Help: chemistry

Posted by holly on Friday, December 22, 2006 at 4:21am.

a bottle of copper(II)oxide has been contaminated with solid sodium chloride, how can the sodium chloride be removed?

Copper oxide is totally insoluble in water. The NaCl could therefore be rinsed away.

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