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What is silver +water (steam)
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What is silver +water (steam)

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This is a single displacement reaction so H2 and Ag would be switching. The result would be AgO (silver oxide) and a byproduct of hydrogen gas (H2)
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Ag + H₂O → No reaction

Silver is below hydrogen in the activity series. It will not displace hydrogen from water, not even from superheated steam.


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