Okay, the user wants me to translate "cupric salt" into Spanish. Let me think. First, "cupric" relates to copper, right? So in Spanish, "cupric" would be "cúprico". Then "salt" is "sal" in Spanish. So putting it together, "cupric salt" should be "sal cúprica". Wait, is there a more common term? Maybe "sal de cobre" since "cobre" is copper. But the user specified to follow their rules strictly. The original term is "cupric salt", which is a chemical term. The correct translation would be "sal cúprica" because "cúprico" is the adjective form for copper in chemical contexts. I should confirm that. Yeah, in chemistry, "cupric" is "cúprico" and "salt" is "sal", so "sal cúprica" is the correct translation. The user also said if it's already in Spanish, leave it, but here it's in English. So the answer should be "sal cúprica".
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