how do you predict that Fe+HCl gives Iron chloride + hydrogen........and not Iron hydride + chlorine ???
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beacuse iron is at higher postion in the reactivity series
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hydrogen gas burns with a pop sound. Bringing a burning candle near the opening from where it comes out we can hear this sound.
The iron displaces hydrogen from hydrochloric acid to form iron (II) chloride & hydrogen gas.
Hence it is obvious that FeCl3 leaving H2 and not iron hydride leaving chlorine gas!!
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