If metal oxide + water = Metal hydroxide, Then why does k + h20 = koh + h2 + heat energy
Basically my doubt is how can it produce potassium hydroxide when in the reactants side potassium is not in its oxide form?
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In this reaction firstly K is converted to its metal oxide then it reacts with water again to form KOH. I think now your doubt is cleared.
gautamak:
Even if it is converted, Then metal oxides when react with water does not produce hydrogen gas. then how is it possible?
when K reacts with water it produces Hydrogen. Think
Okay! Thanks a lot! Now i understood! :)
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