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Blister copper is refined by stirring moltem impure metal with green logs of wood because such a wood liberated hydrocarbon gases like `(CH_(4))`. The process X is called _____ and the Metal contains impurity of Y is ____:

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X=cupellation, `Y=CuO_(2)`

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X=polling, `Y=Cu_(2)O`

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X=polling, Y= CuO

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X=cupellation, Y=CuO

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To solve the question regarding the refining of blister copper, we need to identify the process and the type of impurity present in the metal. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Blister Copper**: - Blister copper is an intermediate product in the extraction of copper, which contains a significant amount of impurities, primarily copper oxides. 2. **Identifying the Process**: - The refining of blister copper involves stirring molten impure metal with green logs of wood. This is done to introduce hydrocarbon gases like methane into the molten metal. - The process that involves this method is known as **polling**. In polling, the wood acts as a reducing agent, helping to reduce the copper oxides present in the blister copper to pure copper. 3. **Identifying the Impurity**: - The primary impurity in blister copper is **cuprous oxide**, which is represented as \( \text{Cu}_2\text{O} \). This oxide needs to be reduced to obtain pure copper. 4. **Final Answer**: - Therefore, the process X is called **polling**, and the metal contains impurity Y, which is **cuprous oxide (Cu₂O)**. ### Summary: - Process X: **Polling** - Impurity Y: **Cuprous oxide (Cu₂O)**
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