📝 Multiple Choice Question
General-science
The reaction of an acid and a metal gives:
A
Hydrogen gas and salt
B
Carbon dioxide, salt and water
C
Salt and water
D
Carbon dioxide, salt and hydrogen gas
Explanation
Metals react with acids in a displacement reaction where the metal replaces hydrogen from the acid to form a salt.
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