A single replacement or displacement reaction occurs when one ingredient in a compound replaces another. Only another metal can replace a less active one; a metal can only displace another metal, and a non-metal can only displace another non-metal.
<h3>Displacement reaction:</h3>
The tendency of the element to lose electrons is what makes it metallic. Due to their bigger sizes and propensity to lose electrons as size, the number of shells, and nuclear force of attraction rise, the most active metals are found on the left side of the periodic table.
The reaction in which the more reactive element displaces the less reactive element is known as the displacement reaction.
When we combine an active metal with HCl, the reaction is as follows:
We are taking sodium, Na which is the most active metal. It will replace H in HCl because it is more reactive than H.
2Na + 2HCl → 2NaCl + H₂
Three ways to recognize if a single displacement reaction has taken place:
1. Color change
2. Formation of bubbles (a gas)
3. Formation of a precipitate
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Answer:
Look them up.
Explanation:
sulphate is SO4 (2-)
Sufide is S(-1)
Sulfite - look it up - there are several more right there you may need.
Hello, I see that you are studying Jan Baptist van Helmont, founder of pneumatic chemistry. I assume that you are studying gases and how plants work.
van Helmont, in his experiment studied the theory of how "plants grow while eating soil." Weird right? He put a willow tree in soil, but before doing that, weighted the soil. After 5 years of seeing the same mass of soil, he concluded that plants grew by drinking water.
So the answer would be:
- Plant mass is related to H₂O
- Conclusions partially correct.
They wouldn't get good data because how would they look deeper into the experiment
