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with a suitable reaction equation, show the liberation of hydrogen gas in a reaction between silver metal and hydrochloric acid​
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with a suitable reaction equation, show the liberation of hydrogen gas in a reaction between silver metal and hydrochloric acid​

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Silver reacts with hydrochloric acid to liberate hydrogen gas.

Step-by-step explanation:

2Ag+2HCl=2AgCl+H2

In this reaction silver and hydrochloric acid are the reactants.They undergo chemical reaction to form a precipitate of silver chloride(AgCl) along with the liberation of hydrogen gas(H2).

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