Copper complex compounds ammines, from CuCl

Copper(I) chloride dissolves readily in aqueous ammonia to form a colorless ammine in the absence of oxygen and in concentrated hydrochloric acid solution to form a chloro complex. Solutions of copper(I) chloride in either of the above solvents readily absorb carbon monoxide gas. A maximum of one molecule of the gas per atom of copper is absorbed and the crystalline compound [CuCl-C0] 2H20 can be isolated from these solutions. 

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