Chemistry, asked by asad1954, 11 months ago

Sodium can liberate hydrogen on reacting with acid but copper doesnot why?

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Answered by payalyadavsehlangia

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Answer:

Na + HCl =NaCl + H2

Explanation:

because it is a property of metals

Answered by rekhaverma02021975

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Answer:

:

series you can see that copper is below Hydrogen whereas Sodium not

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