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Explain how you could use a metal to tell the difference betwen water and a dilute acid
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Explain how you could use a metal to tell the difference
betwen water and a dilute acid

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If you put the metal extract into the water there will be no reaction but if you put it into the acid it will liberate H2 (hydrogen gas) Hence it is the difference

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