Question
In a replacement reaction, which metal would replace aluminum?
(1 point)
sodium
copper
gold
zinc
(1 point)
sodium
copper
gold
zinc
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In a replacement reaction, a metal can replace another metal from a compound if it is more reactive. Among the options given:
- Sodium is more reactive than aluminum.
- Copper is less reactive than aluminum.
- Gold is less reactive than aluminum.
- Zinc is less reactive than aluminum.
Thus, the metal that would replace aluminum in a replacement reaction is **sodium**.
- Sodium is more reactive than aluminum.
- Copper is less reactive than aluminum.
- Gold is less reactive than aluminum.
- Zinc is less reactive than aluminum.
Thus, the metal that would replace aluminum in a replacement reaction is **sodium**.
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