Chemistry, asked by ArjunsinghThakur, 1 year ago

Why is the reaction between potassium and dilute acid not used prepare hydrogen in the laboratory
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Answered by Arslankincsem
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The reaction among the potassium as well as the dilute acid can burst as reaction of potassium with water in the very dangerous .


Hence it cases fire and also explode in the fine manner.


Therefore the student can get reaction and taken place on the two acid with no risk of it.

Answered by afrazkhanrocks123
14

Answer:

As potassium is at the top of the reactivity series, it is a very reactive metal.

Explanation:

Potassium reacts with water and oxygen rapidly.If it comes in contact with a dilute acid, the reaction between them can be very strong and it may lead to explosions and fires . For safety reasons potassium is not used to prepare hydrogen in laboratories.

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