Science, asked by jaimatadi63, 11 months ago

why metals do not form hydrogen gas with nitric acid

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Answered by dhruvg096

HN03 is a very strong oxidising agent and when metals react with it , HNO3 oxidises H2 to H2O .

Answered by ss7717153gmailcom

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nitric acid HNO3 is a strong oxidising agent and oxidizing as to produce the waters and itself gets reduced to any of the nitrogen oxide and 2 and for a note to but magnesium react with dilute nitric acid to form active gas thanks please my destination subscribe my channel

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