Science, asked by poojahirapara07, 6 months ago

Why do the colour & solution of copper sulphate change when we take a solution of copper sulphate in a beaker and put an iron nail in it? ​

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Answered by siddharthverma71
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Answer:

Iron is more reactive than copper so it displaces copper from its solution. ( displacement reaction takes place)

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

When the iron nail is dipped:-

Then , the blue colour of copper sulphate changes to green colour.

This is because iron is more reactive than copper.

So the iron displaces out copper.

Also we can see that earlier Iron nail was silver in color.

The following shows the reaction taken as:-

CuSO4 +Fe ==> FeSO4 + Cu

CuSO4 is copper Sulphate

Fe is Iron commonly called Ferrous

FeSO4 is Iron sulphate

And also , Cu is copper.

The change in colour takes place from blue to green.

The Iron nail colour changes from silver to red.

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