Why is copper not extracted by reacting with hydrogen?
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The table shows us that copper is not reactive enough to displace hydrogen ions from solution. However, lead can displace hydrogen. The metals in the table above are listed in order of their reactivity, so hydrogen could be slotted in.
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The table shows us that copper is not reactive enough to displace hydrogen ions from solution. However lead can displace hydrogen. The metals in the table above are listed in order of their reactivity so hydrogen could be slotted in.
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