2) Four metals (A, B, C, and D) were studied for activity, and the following information was collected on the reactions between the metals and their salts: I) 2 A (s) + C(N03)2 (ag) II) C (s) + 2 BCI (ag) → CC12 (ag) + 2 B (s) III) D (s) + B2SSO4 (ag) IV) 2 B (s) + 2 HCI (ag) → BC12 (aq) + H2 (g) V)D (s) + 2 ANO3 (ag) a) Based on the above results, indicate the more reactive metal for each reaction: No Reaction DSO4 (ag) + 2 B (s) No Reaction Most reactive > least reactive b) Would you expect A to react with sulfuric acid? Explain.
2) Four metals (A, B, C, and D) were studied for activity, and the following information was collected on the reactions between the metals and their salts: I) 2 A (s) + C(N03)2 (ag) II) C (s) + 2 BCI (ag) → CC12 (ag) + 2 B (s) III) D (s) + B2SSO4 (ag) IV) 2 B (s) + 2 HCI (ag) → BC12 (aq) + H2 (g) V)D (s) + 2 ANO3 (ag) a) Based on the above results, indicate the more reactive metal for each reaction: No Reaction DSO4 (ag) + 2 B (s) No Reaction Most reactive > least reactive b) Would you expect A to react with sulfuric acid? Explain.
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Four metals (A, B, C, and D) were studied for activity, and the following information was
collected on the reactions between the metals and their salts:
I) 2 A (s) + C(NO3)2 (ag) → No Reaction
II) C (s) + 2 BCI (ag) → CC12 (ag) + 2 B (s)
III) D (s) + B2S04 (ag) → DSO4 (ag) + 2 B (s)
IV) 2 B (s) + 2 HCI (ag) → BC12 (ag) + H2 (g)
V) D (s) + 2 AÑO3 (ag) → No Reaction
a) Based on the above results, indicate the more reactive metal for each reaction:
Most reactive>
least reactive
b) Would you expect A to react with sulfuric acid? Explain.
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Four metals (A, B, C, and D) were studied for activity, and the following information was
collected on the reactions between the metals and their salts:
I) 2 A (s) + C(NO3)2 (ag) → No Reaction
II) C (s) + 2 BCI (ag) → CC12 (ag) + 2 B (s)
III) D (s) + B2S04 (ag) → DSO4 (ag) + 2 B (s)
IV) 2 B (s) + 2 HCI (ag) → BC12 (ag) + H2 (g)
V) D (s) + 2 AÑO3 (ag) → No Reaction
a) Based on the above results, indicate the more reactive metal for each reaction:
Most reactive>
least reactive
b) Would you expect A to react with sulfuric acid? Explain.
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