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Copper Reacts with Silver Nitrate

Copper reacting with silver nitrate. Copper metal wire was immersed into a test tube containing a 0.25M silver nitrate solution. Since copper is more reactive than silver, a single-displacement reaction occurred: Cu + AgNO3 -> Ag + Cu(NO3)2. In this sequence the frames are, left to right: 10 sec after the wire was put into the test tube, after 5 min, after 20 min.

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Copper Reacts with Silver Nitrate

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Copper reacting with silver nitrate. Copper metal wire was immersed into a test tube containing a 0.25M silver nitrate solution. Since copper is more reactive than silver, a single-displacement reaction occurred: Cu + AgNO3 -> Ag + Cu(NO3)2. In this sequence the frames are, left to right: 10 sec after the wire was put into the test tube, after 5 min, after 20 min.

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60.4 x 30.5 cm | 23.8 x 12.0 in (300 dpi)

Keywords:

AG • AGNO3 • CHEMICAL • CHEMISTRY • COIL • COPPER • COPPERWORK • CU • CUNO32 • DEMONSTRATION • DISPLACEMENT • METAL • NITRATE • OXIDATION • REACTION • REACTIVITY • RÉDUCTION • REPLACEMENT • SEQUENCE • SERIES • SILVER • SINGLE • SOLUTION • TEST • TRANSITION • TUBE