Physics, asked by Charlieputhstar, 1 year ago

what happen if iron and copper sulphate get mixed?

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Answered by sarithprasadpb8ojr

This shows that iron is more reactive than copper, as Fe2+ ions have displaced Cu2+ions from copper sulphate solution. This is a single displacement reaction in which copper has been displaced from iron from copper sulphate solution.

Answered by 332004Hithaishini

iron sulphate along with red deposit of copper is formed

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