Reaction of Calcium Hydroxide and Copper Sulfate in Water

In this video we demonstrate the reaction between Calcium Hydroxide and Copper Sulfate (CuSo4 + Ca(OH)2 = Cu(OH)2 + CaSo4). This is a double replacement reaction that precipitates both products.
As usual, we don't own the music, and don't try this at home.

[@timh8850]

What you just made is traditional Bordeaux spray that is sprayed on dormant fruit trees and vines. 1.5 oz each reactant in 1 gal of water for the exact mix.

[@walterbunn280]

You should denote the charge state of metals like copper in your formulas. Cu (I) is different than Cu (II).
It's excusable here because a reaction between calcium hydroxide and Copper Sulfate can really only have one outcome, but, it's still not considered complete to leave it like that.
Calcium Hydroxide is, in fact, quite reactive. Especially in aqueous solution. It's capable of scrubbing carbon dioxide from the air and becoming calcium bicarbonate. Temperature, Atmospheric pressure, and relatively maintained concentrations of carbon dioxide effect the reaction. At normal temperature and pressure it's considered easily reversible but is the basis for how most of the ocean builds their skeleton (coral and snails use calcium carbonate instead of calcium phosphate like us mammals).

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