Science, asked by mon9ipreeeshah, 1 year ago

Copper cannot displace hydrogen from dilute acids?

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Answered by kvnmurty

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No. Copper has less reactivity as compared to Hydrogen. So from dilute acids Cu does not displace H2.

Answered by shreyarajesh

4

Explanation:

According to the reactivity series, copper is less reactive than hydrogen. Therefore. does not displace hydrogen from dilute acids

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