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Transcribed Image Text:A copper storage tank containing dilute H2SO4 at pH = 3 is blanketed with
hydrogen at 1 atm. Calculate the maximum Cu" contamination of the acid in
moles Cu per liter. What is the corresponding contamination if the hydrogen
partial pressure is reduced to 10* atm?
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