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I remember the more lively metal, the electron?

I remember the more lively metal, the electron?

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C is a salt solution of copper metal because copper is first reduced to a single element on a graphite electrode.Moreover, the addition of dilute sulfuric acid has a H2 emission, then a H of the previous metal.
C metal is copper, because a dilute sulfuric acid into the H2 precipitation, then definitely not copper. And the inactive first precipitate
Metal ion is more inert electron, graphite electrode for electrolytic salt solution containing the same amount of substance A and C two metals, C first precipitated, so C is copper. In a dilute sulfuric acid with H2 precipitation, certainly not a copper. The more active metal betatopic ability is strong, have the corresponding ion electronic ability weaker. First metal ions corresponding to metal electrons are not active.

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