Double-Quantity Reactions: CuO+CO & C+CO2

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The discussion centers on the concept of double-quantity reactions, specifically the reactions of CuO with CO producing Cu and CO2, followed by carbon reacting with CO2 to yield two moles of CO. The user highlights that these reactions result in a net increase in CO quantity, prompting a request for more examples of similar reactions. Participants express confusion over the term "growing reactions," with some stating that the described reactions seem typical rather than unique. The conversation concludes with an acknowledgment of the need for further examples of reactions that increase product quantity beyond the initial reactants.
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If CO is released abowe heated Cu when gets CO2. When THAT CO2 is released abowe active C gets CO. When this experiment is done we have double quantity CO .
CuO + CO = Cu + CO2
C + CO2 = 2CO
Do you know more "growing" quantity reactions?
P.s. Sorry for my bad english
 
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hey... uumm,,, your english i somewhhat bbad... you speak what?? french, spanish,, post it anyway, there should be someone to translate it properly...
or maybe you can google for a free translator, you'll get them very easily...

what do you mean by growing reactions?
these two reactions just sound like normal reactions to me...

i've never heard about growing reactions
 
I wanted to say that quantity of CO has doubled during these two reactions and i need more examples like this...Then you have one material and after one or two or maybe three and more reactions you have more than you got at first.
 
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oh yeah... uummm... i don;t kno... if i come across any, i'll let you know...
 
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