just number 1 please. I need detailed solutions and formulas needed for review. thank you 1.H2ONaOH +2.+ H2O → H3PO43.NaCOaNaOH +CUSO, ++ Cu(OH)24.5.+NaOH +HCI6.FeSO4 +K2SO4 + Fes[Fe(CN)s]2

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just number 1 please. I need detailed solutions and formulas needed for review. thank you

1.
H2O
NaOH +
2.
+ H2O → H3PO4
3.
NaCOa
NaOH +
CUSO, +
+ Cu(OH)2
4.
5.
+
NaOH +
HCI
6.
FeSO4 +
K2SO4 + Fes[Fe(CN)s]2

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