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How is the reaction of Zinc metal with Hydrochloric Acid is an example of a redox reaction. identify oxidation states and substances oxidized and reduced.
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How is the reaction of Zinc metal with Hydrochloric Acid is an example of a redox reaction. identify oxidation states and substances oxidized and reduced.
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It is a single replacement reaction
where zinc metal
displaces the hydrogen to form hydrogen gas and
zinc
chloride, a salt.
Zinc
reacts quickly with the
acid
to form bubbles of hydrogen.
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