Chemistry, asked by nivn, 1 year ago

Cu is a poor reducing agent. Why?

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Answered by Manjula29

The higher a metal is in the reactivity series, the better it is at donating electrons, i.e. reducing. However, Copper is situated in the latter portion of the reactivity series, which makes it a poor reducing agent but a good oxidizing agent.

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