15 -On the basis of the evidence developed in this experiment, would silver react with diluted sulfuric acid? why or why not? balanced chemical equation.#Balanced equation12Cu (s) + AgNO; (aq) → (u (NO₂) + Aq[Pb° + Cu(NO₂)₂ → Cu + pb (NO₂)+Zn + (u(NO₂)₂ → Zn (№oz ) 2 + Zn4 NR35UR6 Zn+ 2 H₂ Soy → Zn (Soy ) 2 + 2H₂ Tube 1: Copper strip and approximately 4 mL silver nitrateTube 2: Lead strip and about 4 mL copper(II) nitrateTube 3: Zinc strip and about 4 mL lead(II) nitrateTube 4: Zinc strip and about 4 mL magnesium sulfateTube 5: Copper strip and about 4 mL dilute (3M) sulfuric acidTube 6: Zinc strip and about 4 mL dilute (3M) sulfuric acid4 Observe the contents of each of the test tubes for evidence of reaction.

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On the basis of the evidence developed in this experiment, would silver react with diluted sulfuric acid? why or why not?

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15 -On the basis of the evidence developed in this experiment, would silver react with diluted sulfuric acid? why or why not?

balanced chemical equation.
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Balanced equation
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Cu (s) + AgNO; (aq) → (u (NO₂) + Aq
[Pb° + Cu(NO₂)₂ → Cu + pb (NO₂)+
Zn + (u(NO₂)₂ → Zn (№oz ) 2 + Zn
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6 Zn+ 2 H₂ Soy → Zn (Soy ) 2 + 2H₂

Tube 1: Copper strip and approximately 4 mL silver nitrate
Tube 2: Lead strip and about 4 mL copper(II) nitrate
Tube 3: Zinc strip and about 4 mL lead(II) nitrate
Tube 4: Zinc strip and about 4 mL magnesium sulfate
Tube 5: Copper strip and about 4 mL dilute (3M) sulfuric acid
Tube 6: Zinc strip and about 4 mL dilute (3M) sulfuric acid
4 Observe the contents of each of the test tubes for evidence of reaction.

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