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What is the balanced chemical equation for the reaction between copper and carbon dioxide?

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The balanced reaction between Copper and Carbon dioxide involves reaction of water as well forming Copper carbonate and hydrogen gas[ corrosion of Copper]

Cu + CO₂+ H₂O $\to$ CuCO₃ +H₂

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