Question
Question: When a rod of metal \(\rightarrow\) is dipped in an aqueous solution of metal \(\rightarrow\) (conce...
When a rod of metal → is dipped in an aqueous solution of metal → (concentration of →ion being 1M) at →, the standard electrode potentials are →=–0.76 volts, →/B = + 0.34 volts.
A
→ will gradually dissolve
B
→ will deposit on →
C
No reaction will occur
D
Water will decompose into → and AgNO3
Answer
→ will deposit on →
Explanation
Solution
Since EA2+/Ao<EB2+/Bo. A has greater tendency to be oxidized. A+B2+→A2++B.