Chemistry, asked by khushi110506, 1 year ago

copper does not displace hydrogen from dilute hydrochloric acid by using does reason​

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Answered by geetabisht9695
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Answer:

because copper is less reactive then hydrogen (according to reactivity series) therefore copper does not displaces hydrogen from dilute hydrochloric acid

Answered by samaira09
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Explanation:

Copper does not displace hydrogen front dilute hydrochloric acid because copper is lower than hydrogen in electromotive series.

We know that only more reactive elements can displace less reactive elements.

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