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You are here: Home / Question Answer / Chemistry FAQs / Why can not each metal react to its own salt (Eg. Cu and CuSO4) ?
Question

Why can not each metal react to its own salt (Eg. Cu and CuSO4) ?

Solution

Metals don’t react with their own salts (like Cu and CuSO4) for two reasons:

  1. No driving force: The metal can’t displace itself because they have the same reactivity.
  2. Stability: Both the metal and metal ion are already stable in their electron configuration. No need to change.

SIMILAR QUESTIONS

Q. What is chemical name of H2SO4?Q. Define homologous series?Q. What is double displacement reaction. Give an example.Q. What is a saturated solution and how can we make an saturated solution?Q. Give an atomic number, atomic symbol, atomic mass of the first 20 elements.

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