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If a spoon of copper metal is placed in a solution of FeSO4. What will be the correct observation?
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Copper is dissolved in FeSO4 to give brown deposit.
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No reaction takes places.
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Iron is deposited on copper spoon.
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Both copper and iron are precipitated.
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Solution

The correct option is A No reaction takes places.
Since the reduction potential of copper is higher than that of iron.

Therefore possible reaction is:

Cu2++FeCu+Fe2+

But it is given that copper metal is placed in FeSO4 or Fe2+ solution thus no reaction will occur.

Fe2++CuNo Reaction

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