Iron cannot be replaced by copper from its salt solution- Give reason
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iron is a more reactive metal than copper, so copper cant replace iron from its salt solution but iron can replace copper from its salt solution.
Here's an activity----
Iron sulphate (solution)+ copper_ gives
'no reaction'
Copper sulphate(blue in colour)+Iron --> Iron suulphate(solution turned into green colour)+copper (brownish substances settle down in the solution, that is copper)
Hope it helped u :)
iron is a more reactive metal than copper, so copper cant replace iron from its salt solution but iron can replace copper from its salt solution.
Here's an activity----
Iron sulphate (solution)+ copper_ gives
'no reaction'
Copper sulphate(blue in colour)+Iron --> Iron suulphate(solution turned into green colour)+copper (brownish substances settle down in the solution, that is copper)
Hope it helped u :)
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It is because iron is more reactive than copper and a less reactive metal cannot displace a more reactive one.
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