Silver metal is placed in 0.653 moles of zinc nitrate. How many moles of zinc can be produced?
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Given:
Silver metal is placed in 0.653 moles of zinc nitrate.
To find:
How many miles of Zinc can be produced?
Calculation:
First of all, let's imagine the equation:
So, this above imaginary equation is not possible.
- This is simply because Silver (Ag) is less reactive that Zinc (Zn).
- Due to lesser reactivity, silver will never be able to displace zinc from zinc nitrate.
- Also , Silver lies below Zinc in the reactivity series.
So, zero moles of Zinc will be produced.
- However, opposite reaction is possible when zinc is added to Silver nitrate.
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