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Chapter 14, Problem 3SC
Closely examine Figure 14.1 and explain why no reaction occurs in part d.
Because copper ions have a greater affinity for electrons than zinc ions.
Because zinc ions have a greater affinity for electrons than copper ions.
Because the temperature is too warm for a reaction to occur.
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