Science, asked by divya7522, 11 months ago

Aluminium reacts with dillute hydrocloric acid

Answers

Answered by elhanan01

Al+HClnothing because the reaction does not take place at all

QueenOfKnowledge: y?

elhanan01: yes

Answered by QueenOfKnowledge

Metal + Acid --> salt + hydrogen

Here, Aluminium metal will react with dilute hydrochloric acid to produce aqueous aluminium chloride, AlCl3 , and hydrogen.

Hope it helps!

elhanan01: coz base+alkali gives salt+water not the one you wrote

elhanan01: yeah i am a phd person

elhanan01: dont argue

elhanan01: ok

elhanan01: i am correct

QueenOfKnowledge: acid + base gives salt and water

elhanan01: search on google

QueenOfKnowledge: the same equation i studied for my 10th board

elhanan01: I studied it in all the stds

elhanan01: also

Previous Question

Next Question