a metal oxide that can be reduced by hydrogen
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Hydrogen can only displace those metals which are below it in reactivity series such as Copper.
Thus it can reduce their oxides.
REACTION :
CuO + H2 ---------> Cu + H20
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Hydrogen can only displace those metals which are below it in reactivity series such as Copper.
Thus it can reduce their oxides.
REACTION :
CuO + H2 ---------> Cu + H20
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Here's your answer,
Metals have a property that they are highly oxidized. When zinc oxide is heated then Zinc gets removed from the oxide and water and zinc ar formed as the products.
E.g.
Zinc oxide + Hydrogen ➡ Zinc + Water
ZnO + H2 ➡ Zn + H2O
Hope this helps!!!!
Here's your answer,
Metals have a property that they are highly oxidized. When zinc oxide is heated then Zinc gets removed from the oxide and water and zinc ar formed as the products.
E.g.
Zinc oxide + Hydrogen ➡ Zinc + Water
ZnO + H2 ➡ Zn + H2O
Hope this helps!!!!
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