[Google]

some Easy questions in Chemistry.

Magnesium oxide + zinc -> Magnesium + zink oxide.
what is it?, how do we call such a reaction?
shoot me a PM.
after the first one answered the question, I will add a new question.

Next question:
what is an oxidation?

[Prince]

Erm, I know the answer it's displ****** due to magnesium being more reactive than zinc.

Next question please xD

[Google]

Erm, I know the answer it's displ****** due to magnesium being more reactive than zinc.

Next question please xD

look at my first post dude, I said, shoot me a pm, explain it atleast better for the not knowing.

[Prince]

look at my first post dude, I said, shoot me a pm, explain it atleast better for the not knowing.

The reaction is a Chemical Reaction, due to displacement. The reason for this is because Magnesium is more reactive than zinc so it takes the place of the zinc.

You can have a look at the reactivity series here: http://www.frankswebspace.org.uk/Science...Series.gif

I believe everything below hydrogen is found in the ground, everything above can be broken down with the use of carbon, and everything above carbon, would require electrolysis to break down. This explains why magnesium is more reactive than zinc.

Sorry about before, bring on the next question :15-Cool-20px:

[Google]

The reaction is a Chemical Reaction, due to displacement. The reason for this is because Magnesium is more reactive than zinc so it takes the place of the zinc.

You can have a look at the reactivity series here: http://www.frankswebspace.org.uk/Science...Series.gif

I believe everything below hydrogen is found in the ground, everything above can be broken down with the use of carbon, and everything above carbon, would require electrolysis to break down. This explains why magnesium is more reactive than zinc.

Sorry about before, bring on the next question :15-Cool-20px:

already posted, this time follow the rules.:11-Mad-20px: