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A strip of electrolytically pure copper weighing 3.178 gram is strongly heated in a stream of oxygen until it is all converted to a black oxide. The resultant black powder weighs 3.978 g.
a) What is the formula of the oxide?
b) Suggest a balanced reaction for this process.
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