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Is it possible to displace hydrogen from acids or water by metals like platinum and gold? If not, why?


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  • It is not possible to displace hydrogen from acids or water by metals like platinum and gold.
  • According to the reactivity series, the metals that are above hydrogen have the ability to displace hydrogen as they are more reactive than it.
  • The metals copper, silver, gold, and platinum are below hydrogen in the reactivity series and they are less reactive than hydrogen.
  • So they do not replace hydrogen from water or acid.

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