Chemistry, asked by salemasma13510, 10 months ago

How Single-Replacement Reactions
affect the environment

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Other examples include the reaction between magnesium and hydrochloric acid, which forms magnesium chloride and hydrogen, and potassium and sulfuric acid, which forms potassium sulfate and hydrogen gas.

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