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Limitations of Chemical Reaction

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End products of metallic reaction with dilute acids

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When a metal reacts with dilute acid, salts are formed. During this reaction hydrogen gas is evolved. In other words, when a metal is added to dilute acids, salt and hydrogen gas are formed.

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