Question

$\huge{Please \: Answer}$

$\large \bold \blue{How \: will \: you \: show \: that \: iron \: is \: more \: reactive \: than \: copper? \: Explain \: and \: write \: the \: chemical \: reactions \: involved.}$

$<marquee>First Answer = 5 Thanks</marquee>$

​

Answer 1

Explanation:

ANSWER:-

Experiment:-

To show that Iron is more reactive than copper.

Materials:-

• Copper sulphate
• Iron screw
• Test tube.

Process:-

1. Take a test tube and pour some Copper sulphate in it.
2. Then put the iron screw in it.
3. Leave it for a week .

Observation:-

• We can see that the silver colour turns red.
• This is due to the copper deposits on it.
• This is because Iron is more reactive than copper.
• That is why the blue colour of copper sulphate changes to Green ferrous sulphate.
• It is a double displacement reaction.
• Formula used:-

$\sf{CuSO_4+ Fe \longrightarrow FeSO_4+Cu}$

• Where CuSO4 is Copper sulphate
• Where Fe is Iron
• Where FeSO4 is Ferrous Sulphate
• And Cu is copper.

Answer 2

Explanation:

hope this helps you........