Chemistry, asked by antoniakyolaba, 8 months ago

the following can displace copper ii sulphate except a; silver b; zinc c; lead d; iron

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Answered by ayush204976

Answer:

Silver

Explanation:

Silver and copper ... Samples of four metals A,B, C and D were taken and added to the following ... Ans. Zinc is more reactive than iron, hence when added' to iron (II) sulphate, it can displace iron metaliand the colour of ...

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