Chemistry, asked by rajnisukesh7843, 1 year ago

What happens when sulphuric acid combine with potassium?

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Answered by anshujurriya2003

it forms k2so4 because k is more reactive than hydrogen so he displace hydrogen from it

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by anshu jurriya 2003

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