Question

Manganese reacts with sulfuric acid to form manganese sulfate and hydrogen. What are the products in this reaction?

Answer 1

Answer:

Answer:

Manganese(II) sulfate and hydrogen gas.

Explanation:

Unless the question was mistyped, the answer here is that when manganese and sulfuric acid react, manganese(II) sulfate,  

MnSO4

, and hydrogen gas,  

H2 , are the products of the reaction.

Mn(s)+ dilute



H2SO4(aq]

→

MnSO

4(aq]+H2(g]  

↑

It is worth noting here that this reaction takes place when manganese metal,  

Mn

, reacts with dilute sulfuric acid.

When you react manganese metal with concentrated sulfuric acid, the reaction produces manganese(II) sulfate, sulfur dioxide, SO2, and water,  H2O.