Chemistry, asked by abhinash49, 11 months ago

state three points what happened when an iron nail is dipped inside a copper sulphate solution

Answers

Answered by ayush952321
1

when \: fe \: (iron) \: is \: dipped \: in \: cuso4 \\  \\ (1)iron \: is \: more \: reactive \: element \: than \: copper \\  \\ (2) \: iron \: displace \: copper \: in \: the \: solution \: and \: form \: iron \: sulphate \\  \\ (3) \: when \: we \: remove \: iron \: nail \: from \: the \: solution \: a \: layer \: of \: copper \: is \: formed \: on \: it \:
PLEASE MARK AS BRANILIST
Answered by TheUnknownUser
0
  1. Iron is more reactive than copper.
  2. Iron being more reactive than copper displaces it.
  3. The blue colour of the solution disappears.

Similar questions