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how will you prove silver is less reactive than sodium??
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When silver is dipped in a copper sulphate solution, no reaction will happen. Silver cannot displace copper from the copper sulphate and thus silver shows less reactivity than copper.

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how will you prove silver is less reactive than sodium??(need the answer quick!!!)​

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how will you prove silver is less reactive than sodium??
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