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If a metal that had reacted very slowly with dilute acid was tested with a concentrated one, what would you predict would happen?​
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If a metal that had reacted very

slowly with dilute acid was
tested with a concentrated
one, what would you predict
would happen?​

User Scott Salyer
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It would react faster due to the substances concentration percentage. The higher the concentration, the stronger it is, making it a quicker reaction with the metal.
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It would react better than what with dilute and will furnish more hydrogen gas.

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