✔ 最佳答案
Consider ions of copper(ll)sulphate:(Cu)2+, (SO4)2-
Consider ions of concentrated sulphuric acid:(H)+, (SO4)2-
let's consider the ions one by one.
(Cu)2+ won't react with hydrogen ion as they are both oxidizing agent.
(Cu)2+ won't react with (SO4)2- as (Cu)2+ has a higher position than that of (SO4)2- in the electrochemical series (ECS). In short, they are both too weak for reaction.
(H)+ of course won't react with (SO4)2-, the reason is the same for the previous case.
And (SO4)2- and (SO4)2- won't react.....
The answer is obvious~