Unfortunately, it seems like you have made a mistake in the chemical formula you provided. Cu2(PO2)2 is not the correct formula for any known compound in chemistry.
You may be referring to a compound of Copper (Cu) and Phosphorus (P), but the formula you provided does not reflect a specific compound. Specifically, (PO2) is not a known chemical group. Phosphate usually appears as PO4^3- in compounds.
If you are referring to a copper phosphate compound, a common example could be Cu3(PO4)2, also known as Copper(II) Phosphate. This is a colorless or light green insoluble compound often used in the production of fertilizers and pesticides.
I’m sorry for this confusion, but if you could provide more detailed information about the compound you’re interested in, I would be more than happy to help!