Chemical Reactions and Equations · Class 10 · CBSE Science
Why should copper sulphate solution not be kept in an iron vessel?
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Why should copper sulphate solution not be kept in an iron vessel?
- A.It freezes immediately inside iron
- B.Iron displaces copper and the vessel corrodesCorrect answer
- C.Copper sulphate evaporates through iron
- D.Iron is less reactive than copper
Solution
Compare the positions of iron and copper in the reactivity series.
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