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Question
Observe the following diagram and identify the type of reaction and write observation.
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Solution
- The type of reaction occurring in the given diagram is displacement reaction.
\[\ce{\underset{\text{Iron}}{Fe_{(s)}} + \underset{\text{Copper sulphate}}{CuSO_{4(aq)}} -> \underset{\text{Ferrous sulphate}}{FeSO_{4(aq)}} + \underset{\text{Copper}}{Cu_{(s)}}}\] - Observations:
- The blue colour of the solution will turn to green in test tube A and copper coating will form on iron nail because iron displaces copper from copper sulphate.
- The reaction will not occur in test tube B because iron is more reactive than copper.
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