Name the solute and solvent in crystalline copper sulphate.

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Your question seems to be invalid. Copper Sulphate itself is a solute. So neither a solute nor a solvent can dissolve in copper sulphate.

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Name the solute and solvent in crystalline copper sulphate.

Dear student, Your question seems to be invalid. Copper Sulphate itself is a solute. So neither a solute nor a solvent can dissolve in copper sulphate. Regards.

Dear student,
Your question seems to be invalid. Copper Sulphate itself is a solute. So neither a solute nor a solvent can dissolve in copper sulphate.

Regards.