How would we distinguish between dil. HCl and dil.HNO3 by addition of only one solution.
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HCl when reacts with a metal produces chlorine whereas HNO3 produces nitrogen dioxide.
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we know that HNO3 is an oxidising agent ....
so if we add any aqeuos solution of metal in it , no Hydrogen gas will be released ....
But if the solution is added to HCl , the uptake of Hydrogen is noticed....
In case of HNO3 , the hydrogen is oxidised to become H2O (water)
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so if we add any aqeuos solution of metal in it , no Hydrogen gas will be released ....
But if the solution is added to HCl , the uptake of Hydrogen is noticed....
In case of HNO3 , the hydrogen is oxidised to become H2O (water)
hope it helps... keep rocking !!!
pls mark it brainliest ...
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