which gas is produced when metal react with acid. what is the test for gas
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When metal reacts with acid, there is generally evolution of Hydrogen gas.
Example - Zn + 2HCl ---> ZnCl2 + H2
Test for the gas detection
Bring the gas in a pipe dipped in soap solution. When gas released through the pipe, there will be formation of gas bubbles. Just bring a burning candle near the gas bubbles, if it pops with boom sound, the gas will be H2 or hygrogen.
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Answer :
When Metals react with acid Hydrogen Gas and Salt are formed.
Metal + Acid = Hydrogen Gas + Salt
Example - Zn(Zinc) + HCL(HydroChloric Acid) ZnCl2(Zinc Chloride) + H2(Hydrogen)
Test Of Gas :
We can confirm the presence of hydrogen gas by bringing a burning splinter near the test tube. ...If the gas released is indeed hydrogen, then the splinter will extinguish with a pop sound!
Extra Information:
Always member Reaction of Metal With Acids Produce Hydrogen Gas and Salt but reaction of Bases with Acids Produce Salt and Water.
We should never keep lemon pickle or any material which contains acid In Metal Jars. As their reaction Leds the substance emitting foul smell and contaminates the food
The reaction between Metals and Acid depends on reactivity of metal
For Example - Lithium react vigorously with an acid while Platinum doesn't