1. There must be two large sinks in which the pots may be completely immersed. The water in one sink should be capable of being raised to boiling-point.
2. All dirty pans should be well soaked for a few minutes in boiling water to which a little soda has been added.
3. They should be well scoured, using either a brush or wire wool or similar agent with a scouring powder.
4. The pans are then rinsed in clean hot water and placed upside down to dry.
5. The copper surfaces, if tarnished, may be cleaned with a paste made from 1/3 silver sand, 1/3 flour mixed with vinegar; the pans are then thoroughly rinsed and dried.
![What mass of copper will be deposited by the liberation of Cu2+ when 0.1F of electricity flows through an aqueous solution of a copper (ll) salt? [Cu = 64]](https://erudites.ng/wp-content/plugins/contextual-related-posts/default.png "What mass of copper will be deposited by the liberation of Cu2+ when 0.1F of electricity flows through an aqueous solution of a copper (ll) salt? [Cu = 64]")
