Question

Metal displace hydrogen from dilute acid, whereas non-metals do not ? Give reason

Answer 1

because they are not the connectors of hydrogen

Answer 2

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Non-metals do not displace hydrogen from

dilute acids is because unlike metals,

non-metals do not have a tendency to lose

electrons but to gain electrons. ... These

electrons, whichare readily lost by

reactive metals like sodium, potassium

etc are accepted by hydrogen ions of the

acids, reducing them to hydrogen gas (H2).


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