118. Solving a chemistry problem
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Copper does not displace hydrogen from dilute acids. Why? However, if a copper plate dipped in acid is touched with zinc, then a rapid evolution of hydrogen begins on copper. Explain this by writing the electronic equations for the anode and cathode processes. Write the equation for the ongoing chemical reaction.
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