why do metals react easily with acids?
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Because they lose ions to change hydrogen gas to water... While non metals doesn't lose ions and do not react with acids
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When the acid dissolves in water, hydrogen splits off from the base and the solution becomes a powerful solvent. Hydrochloric acid dissolves the less active metals, such as zinc and magnesium, easily. It dissolves the more-resistant iron, copper and related metalsless easily, or not at all.
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prabal8:
bro she/he asked that why they react... not asked the result of reaction
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