Which gas is evolved when copper is treated with dilute HNO3?
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nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is released
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Mainly, there is one exception when metal reacts with the acid, and that is of the nitric acid .
basically when other metals react with the acid the evolves hydrogen gas but but in the case of nitric acid the nitric oxide evolves.
Answer:- but the answer of your question will be *NO REACTION AT ALL* . XD yeah no reaction.
copper is less reactive than hydrogen. So, no displacement reaction will occur at all.
So, no gas gonna evolve. XD
hope, you are satisfied with my answer.
here's your answer looking for
Mainly, there is one exception when metal reacts with the acid, and that is of the nitric acid .
basically when other metals react with the acid the evolves hydrogen gas but but in the case of nitric acid the nitric oxide evolves.
Answer:- but the answer of your question will be *NO REACTION AT ALL* . XD yeah no reaction.
copper is less reactive than hydrogen. So, no displacement reaction will occur at all.
So, no gas gonna evolve. XD
hope, you are satisfied with my answer.
AMAYTRIPATHI:
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