Why does silver not react with cold water? Reference to the reactivity series

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LanDenLabs asked Jan 10, 2023

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Why does silver not react with cold water? Reference to the reactivity series

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Because silver is inert towards cold water.

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Silver does not react with cold water, because as in the Reactivity Series, Silver is highly unreactive/least reactive metal.

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