iron + sulphuric acid - ferrous sulphate + hydrogen
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IT IS DISPLACEMENT REACTION IN WHICH A MORE ELECTROPOSITIVE METAL DISPLACES A LESS ELECTROPOSITIVE METAL FROM ITS COMPOUND IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION.
IN THIS CASE, IRON IS MORE REACTIVE THAN HYDROGEN AS IT COMES ABOVE HYDROGEN IN METAL REACTIVITY SERIES AND IS MORE ELECTROPOSITIVE. THEREFORE, IRON DISPLACES HYDROGEN FROM ITS COMPOUND.
Fe + H2SO4 -----------> FeSO4 + H2
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IT IS DISPLACEMENT REACTION IN WHICH A MORE ELECTROPOSITIVE METAL DISPLACES A LESS ELECTROPOSITIVE METAL FROM ITS COMPOUND IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION.
IN THIS CASE, IRON IS MORE REACTIVE THAN HYDROGEN AS IT COMES ABOVE HYDROGEN IN METAL REACTIVITY SERIES AND IS MORE ELECTROPOSITIVE. THEREFORE, IRON DISPLACES HYDROGEN FROM ITS COMPOUND.
Fe + H2SO4 -----------> FeSO4 + H2
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●◆●◆ HOPE IT HELPS :):):):):) ◆●◆●
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The answer is ,
Fe + H₂SO₄ ---> FeSO₄ + H₂
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The answer is ,
Fe + H₂SO₄ ---> FeSO₄ + H₂
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