why Hydrogen gas is usually liberated when an acid reacts with metal.
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As most of the acids have H+ ions common in them so, during the reaction of acid and metal these is liberated in the form of hydrogen gas.
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because metals lose electrons while reacting with acids to form positive ions and reduce hydrogen ions (acids contains H+ ions) to hydrogen gas.
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