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Why does silver displaces hydrogen in its corrosion reaction, though hydrogen is more reactive?​

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Answered by sweetkalpana14
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Silver has a strong affinity for sulphur. So the Ag-S bond will be formed only if it is more stable and stronger than the H-S bond. In other words, the formation of Ag. This is the reason why the reaction occurs, leading to the formation of Ag2S.

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