Okay, the user wants me to translate "cupric salt" into German. Let me think. First, "cupric" relates to copper, right? In chemistry, "cupric" is the adjective form for copper(II), so the ion is Cu²+. Now, "salt" in German is "Salz", but when talking about chemical salts, it's often "Salz" as well. But I need to check if there's a specific term for "cupric salt".
Wait, in German chemical terminology, "cupric salt" would be "Kupfersalz". Let me confirm. "Kupfer" is copper, and "Salz" is salt. So "Kupfersalz" makes sense. But maybe there's a more precise term. Sometimes, in German, they might use "Kupfer(II)-Salz" to specify the oxidation state, but if the original term is just "cupric salt", maybe "Kupfersalz" is sufficient.
I should also check if the user provided any context. The original query was "cupric salt" and the previous messages were about translation rules. Since the user is asking for a direct translation without explanations, I need to make sure it's just the German term. No need for additional info. So the answer is "Kupfersalz".
Kupfersalz
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