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No, cuso4 isnt white and cu(h2o)6 2+ is blue, not purple. Think more into complex solutions
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Indeed, complex solutions can exhibit a range of colors due to the formation of various coordination complexes between the metal ion and ligands in solution. These complexes have unique electronic structures, leading to different absorption and emission properties that manifest as different colors.
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