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With Reference to Each of the Above Indications, State the External Indication Seen During – Addition of Dilute Acid to an Active Metal. - Chemistry

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A chemical reaction is often accompanied by external indications or characteristics which include – 

  1. Colour change
  2. Effervescence or gas evolved
  3. Evolution or absorption of heat
  4. Formation of a precipitate.

With reference to each of the above indications, state the external indication seen during – Addition of dilute acid to an active metal.

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Addition of dil. acid to an active metal: Gas is evolved, test tube or flask becomes hot (heat is produced).

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