HNO3 does not usually react with metals to liberate hydrogen because HNO3 is

Chemistry

WAEC 2005

A. a strong acid
B. a corrosive acid
C. an oxidizing agent
D. a nitrating agent

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation

This is because nitric acid is a strong oxidizing agent. When it reacts with metals it tends to oxidize the metal but the hydrogen in it does not get reduced to hydrogen gas.

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HNO3 does not usually react with metals to liberate hydrogen because HNO3 is

Correct Answer: Option C

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