Hydrogen can be displaced from a hot alkaline solution by

a

Fe

b

Cu

c

Ca

d

Sn

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d

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Okogbaba
7 years ago

Its a lie
For a metal to displace hydrogen from a basic solution it has to be an amphoteric metal
Of all the options,only tin(Sn) is amphoteric

DinmaDuke
1 year ago

the solution is a basic solution. only an amphoteric elements can displace hydrogen from a basic compound. of all the elements listed, tin is the only amphoteric metal.

Najibutajo1
4 months ago

Tin is the only amphoteric element

Elbrain
9 years ago

Iron

godstamtam
7 years ago

Yes
Hydrogen can only be displaced by metal that is higher than it in the electrochemical series
In the options given its only iron(fe) that is higher than hydrogen

Paullilo
2 years ago

The correct answer ought to be the metal highest in the E. C. S higher than hydrogen, and among the options listed there, the metal highest is calcium

Chi4sure
2 years ago

The answer is C

Calcium (ca) is higher the rest of the elements listed as options in the electrochemical series,it is even higher than sodium

SimplyAfeezat
4 months ago

calcium react with water to produce calcium hydroxide and hydrogen gas

the ans is calcium

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