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Câu 2: Hòa tan 6,2 gam natri oxit vào 193,8 gam nước được dung dịch A. Cho A tác dụng với 300 gam dung dịch CuSO4 16%. Lọc kết tủa, rửa sạch, đem nung đến khối lượng không đổi, thu được m gam chất rắn màu đen. Giá trị của m là: A. 29,4 gam B. 14,7 gam C. 9,8 gam D. 19,6 gam
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