what do metals displace from acids when they react with them?
(i) oxygen
(ii) hydrogen
(iii) chlorine
(iv) sulphur dioxide
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Answer:option c is the answer ⇒hydrogen
Explanation:Hydrogen is displaced by the metals from acids that are placed above hydrogen in the reactivity series of the metals.hope it helps you
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Answer:
(ii) hydrogen
Explanation:
All acids contain an element - hydrogen
eg. HNO3, HCL etc.
since in the reactivity series, most metals are above hydrogen and so displacement reaction takes place and hydrogen is displaced by most metals
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