Interpretation: Whether a single exchange reaction occurs or not when a piece of aluminum foil is placed in a beaker of
Concept Introduction: In order to determine the products formed due to single displacement reaction a series of metals are arranged in reactivity order from highest to lowest. This reactivity series helps in predicting which cation will replace the other from its aqueous solution. A less reactive metal is displaced by more reactive metal.
Answer to Problem C21.4RE
Aluminum displaces the silver on placing a piece of aluminum foil in a beaker of
No reaction occurs when a piece of silver foil is placed in a beaker of
Explanation of Solution
In order to determine whether any reaction will take place or not when a piece of aluminum foil is placed in a beaker of
On comparing both the metals on reactivity series, the silver is placed below the aluminum that means silver is less reactive than aluminum and, thus it is unable to displace the aluminum and no reaction occurswhen a piece of silver foil is placed in a beaker of
Since, aluminum is more reactive than silver and thus, it displaces the silver on placing a piece of aluminum foil in a beaker of
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