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so4 will more reactive
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From the reactions, we can see that X can replace Y from its sulphate, but Y can not replace X from its sulphate.
So X is more reactive than Y.
In the first reaction, X is getting oxidised and Y is getting reduced.
In simple terms, Oxygen is getting added to X and removed from Y. So X is getting oxidised and Y is getting reduced.
Or you can say that X is going from neural to +2 oxidation state. So it is oxidised.
And Y is going from +2 oxidation state to neutral. So it is getting reduced.
So X is more reactive than Y.
In the first reaction, X is getting oxidised and Y is getting reduced.
In simple terms, Oxygen is getting added to X and removed from Y. So X is getting oxidised and Y is getting reduced.
Or you can say that X is going from neural to +2 oxidation state. So it is oxidised.
And Y is going from +2 oxidation state to neutral. So it is getting reduced.
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