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name the types of bond present in CuSO4 .5H2O

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In crystalline copper sulphate, sulphate ion is attracted towards Cu2+ by ionic interaction and it bonded to it by covalent coordinate bond. Also 4 molecules of water are bonded to Cu2+ by coordinate covalent bond. Although the fifth water molecule is held by hydrogen bonds between a sulphate ion and coordinated water molecule. And hence this is not easily removed by heating. Along with these bonds there is covalent bond present in sulphate ions and water molecule.

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