Answer to Question #122779 in General Chemistry for Ikra

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Question #122779

Will copper react with lead (ii) oxide? Explain why.

Expert's answer

Copper cannot react with lead(ii)oxide,, because copper is less reactive than lead,,,hence copper cannot displace Pb²⁺from its solution.

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