justify why copper can't be used for production of hydrogen from dilute acids. i'm kinda weak in chem so peeps help me out... :P
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since it doesn't fisplace hydrogen from the acids like Zinc does.
bibek2619:
displace*
thnqsm
Friend as hydrogen has higher reactive power than copper it could not be used to produce.
In reactivity series hydro has higher reactivity than copper
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copper is less reactive than hydrogen so hydrogen would displace copper.
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