When zinc is immersed in hydrocholoric acid

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The E asked Jan 11, 2023

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When zinc is immersed in hydrocholoric acid

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The E asked Jan 11, 2023

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zn2+

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the reason for this answer is that when hydrochloric acid and zinc come together they react to form a stronger ion

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Zinc is more reactive than lead, iron and silver so, zinc reacts with hydrochloric acid to form Zn2+ ions.

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