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Zinc And Copper Ii Nitrate. Zinc is a more active metal than copper (it lies higher up the activity series). Place the strip of zinc in the zinc nitrate solution. the net reaction is the oxidation of zinc by copper(ii) ions: this is because copper is more reactive than silver, so it can displace silver from silver nitrate. Copper + silver nitrate → copper(ii). use cell notation to describe the galvanic cell where copper(ii) ions are reduced to copper metal and zinc. However, in the second reaction, the zinc. when you add a strip of zinc metal to a solution of copper (ii) nitrate, a single replacement reaction takes place. Place the strip of copper in the copper sulphate solution. \[zn_{(s)} + cu^{2+} \rightarrow zn^{2+} + cu_{(s)}\] but this time, the oxidation and reduction steps (half reactions) take place in separate locations: in the first reaction, the copper ion is able to oxidize the zinc metal.

Place the strip of copper in the copper sulphate solution. However, in the second reaction, the zinc. in the first reaction, the copper ion is able to oxidize the zinc metal. when you add a strip of zinc metal to a solution of copper (ii) nitrate, a single replacement reaction takes place. Copper + silver nitrate → copper(ii). Zinc is a more active metal than copper (it lies higher up the activity series). the net reaction is the oxidation of zinc by copper(ii) ions: this is because copper is more reactive than silver, so it can displace silver from silver nitrate. \[zn_{(s)} + cu^{2+} \rightarrow zn^{2+} + cu_{(s)}\] but this time, the oxidation and reduction steps (half reactions) take place in separate locations: use cell notation to describe the galvanic cell where copper(ii) ions are reduced to copper metal and zinc.

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Zinc And Copper Ii Nitrate this is because copper is more reactive than silver, so it can displace silver from silver nitrate. Place the strip of copper in the copper sulphate solution. this is because copper is more reactive than silver, so it can displace silver from silver nitrate. \[zn_{(s)} + cu^{2+} \rightarrow zn^{2+} + cu_{(s)}\] but this time, the oxidation and reduction steps (half reactions) take place in separate locations: Zinc is a more active metal than copper (it lies higher up the activity series). use cell notation to describe the galvanic cell where copper(ii) ions are reduced to copper metal and zinc. However, in the second reaction, the zinc. Place the strip of zinc in the zinc nitrate solution. when you add a strip of zinc metal to a solution of copper (ii) nitrate, a single replacement reaction takes place. in the first reaction, the copper ion is able to oxidize the zinc metal. the net reaction is the oxidation of zinc by copper(ii) ions: Copper + silver nitrate → copper(ii).