What are the products formed when zinc reacts to dilute hydrochloride acid

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The formula is:

Zn + Hcl —> H2 +Zncl2

Hence, the 2 products formed are:
Hydrogen gas and salt

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Petrbel answered May 14, 2020

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Answer:

The formula is:

Zn + Hcl —> H2 +Zncl2

So, the products that are formed are:

Hydrogen gas and salt

Step-by-step explanation:

Rebelliard answered May 18, 2020

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