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  • Oxidation State of Cupric Ion in Copper Tartrate: A Detailed Explanation
    The oxidation state of cupric ion in copper tartrate is +2.

    Here's why:

    * Cupric ion refers to the copper ion with a +2 charge (Cu²⁺).

    * Tartrate is a negatively charged anion derived from tartaric acid.

    * The compound copper tartrate is formed by the combination of cupric ions and tartrate anions.

    The overall charge of the compound must be neutral. Therefore, the cupric ion must have a +2 charge to balance the negative charge of the tartrate anion.

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