Science, asked by ASAmita, 2 months ago

can copper be used with dilute acids to prepare hydroge?why,or why not?

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Answered by sachin9715

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No,copper cannot be used. Copper is below hydrogen in the reactive series and will not displace it from an acid or water. For this reason, copper cannot generate hydrogen by reaction with dilute acids...

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