Science, asked by shubhamgoyal8319, 4 months ago

Do you observe anything happening
around the zinc granules (Fig.2)?​

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Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

Answer. we will be able to see bubbles around the zinc granules due to the hydrogen formed in the reaction.

Answered by 15mokshita10a
2

Answer:

Zn+H2SO4 ⟶ZnSO4+H 2 ↑

(∗) We can observe bubbles of H 2

gas being formed around zinc granules.

(∗) This is an exothermic reaction, i.e. it involves release heat and the flask become hot and temperature of the system increases.

(∗) The glass tube is not dipped in the solution so as to collect enough, H 2gas. It is was dipped in H2SO4 solution would enter the tube presenting H2 gas to enter the tube.

(∗) H2gas is collected by downward displacement of water.

(∗) H 2 gas is insoluble in water.

(∗) H2gas is lighter than air.

Explanation:

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