Question

Reaction between Aluminium and Hydrochloric Acid

Answer 1

HERE IS YOUR ANSWER -:

balanced equation -:
2Al + 6HCL--------->2AlCl3 + 3H2

Answer 2

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Reaction is as follows $\rightarrow$

$\mathsf{Al \ + \ HCl}$ $\rightarrow$ $\mathsf{AlCl_3 \ + \ H_2}$ $\uparrow$




After Balancing :

$\mathsf{2Al \ + \ 6HCl}$ $\rightarrow$ $\mathsf{2AlCl_3 \ + \ 3H_2}$ $\uparrow$




$\mathsf{\underline{Al}}$ = Aluminium

$\mathsf{\underline{HCl}}$ = Hydrochloric acid

$\mathsf{\underline{AlCl_3}}$ = Aluminium chloride

$\mathsf{\underline{H_2}}$ = Hydrogen gas

$\mathsf{\underline{\uparrow}}$ = Indicates evolution of gas




$\implies$ When metal reacts with an acid, salt is formed and hydrogen gas is evolved.




Here, in this reaction, Al is more reactive than Hydrogen. Hence, displace hydrogen to form aluminium chloride.




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