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There is a particular reactivity series in metals, which decides that which metal is more reactive then the other.The one on the top is the most reactive and the one on the bottom is the least.The reactivity Series is as follows:

1.Potassium- K -----Most reactive

2.Berium-Ba

3.Calcium-Ca

4.Sodium-Na

5.Magnesium-Mg

6.Aluminium-Al

7.Zinc-Zn

8.Iron-Fe

9.Nickel-Ni

10.Tin-Tn

11.Lead-Pb

12.Hydrogen-H2

13.Copper-Cu

14.Mercury-Hg

15.Silver-Ag

16.Gold-Au

17.Platinum-Pt ------Least Reactive.

Now, here we see that iron is on the top then copper.It means that iron is more reactive then copper. Thus it replaces copper in its solution.Copper sulphate solution is blue in colour but if iron comes in its contact then the solution turns green due to formation of iron sulphate.Such reaction in which one less reactive metal is displaced by a more reactive one is called 'DISPLACEMENT REACTION'

Dated: 3 August 2009 Aditya Choubey.

VIII B, Delhi Public School,

Vijaipur, Distt. Guna.

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Yes, iron reacts with copper nitrate. It is some kind of a single displacement reaction. Iron is more reactive than copper, therefore it will displace copper and take its place. In this process, iron will react with copper to form iron nitrate and copper will be left as a residue or precipitate.

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yes, it is true. Since iron is more reactive than copper, it displaces copper from any if its solution. The reaction takes place as :-

Fe + CuSO4 ---------> FeSO4 + Cu

(Blue color (Light green

solution) solution)

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No. Iron is higher on the reactivity series for metals than copper. Therefore, copper is less reactive than iron, and will not displace it. Refer to the related link for a reactivity series of metals.

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Yes, because iron is higher on the activity series of metals than copper.

CuSO4 + Fe [arrow] FeSO4 + Cu

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yes

Fe is above Cu in the electrochemical series

Fe + CuO >>>> FeO + Cu

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No, iron will not react with iron sulfate. In iron sulfate, iron and the sulfate radical are already bonded. Adding more iron will not change what is already there.

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No it does not as iron is higher in the reactivity series.

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cu has low reactivity than iron.. so it cant replace iron from iron sulphate.. hence no reaction

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