why is hydrogen apart of metal reactivity series?
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bcz it's behaviour like as metal.....
Xavier0502:
Then why is it a non-metal
its a mystery....its place in periodic table is undefined
then why have they placed it in 1st group when it has more reasonable characters of being placed in 7th group.
science never accepts anything without proof
according to the madlif no place that element
what is 'madlif'
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HI MATE.
Hydrogen is very much part of reactivity series. It is due to its electropositive nature like the other metals. It is elector donor rather than an electron acceptor. Moreover,it produces positive ion or action when electrolysed.
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Hydrogen is very much part of reactivity series. It is due to its electropositive nature like the other metals. It is elector donor rather than an electron acceptor. Moreover,it produces positive ion or action when electrolysed.
I HOPE IT HELPS YOU!!!!!
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