Reaction of Copper!

Chemistry Level 2

What gas is liberated when copper reacts with HCl?

Hydrogen Oxygen Carbondioxide None of the above

Shriniketan Ruppa by Shriniketan Ruppa , 15, India

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Copper + + Hydrochloric Acid → \rightarrow Copper (II) Chloride + Carbonic Acid

Therefore, it's 'None of the Above'.

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Shriniketan Ruppa
Jun 22, 2020

No gas would be liberated as copper cannot displace hydrogen in the acid. It is because copper is less reactive than hydrogen

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