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My daughter has asked me to help her with her science the question is zinc + hydrochloric acid =
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Simple rules.
acid + metal > metal salt + hydrogen
acid + base (metal oxide/hydroxide) > metal salt + water
acid + metal carbonate > metal salt + water + carbon dioxide
Acid rules
hydrochloric always forms a chloride salt
sulphuric always forms a sulphate salt
nitric always forms a nitrate salt
(The metal in the reactants completes the salt always named with the metal first)
Regards, Doc Steve (Chem teacher)
Simple rules.
acid + metal > metal salt + hydrogen
acid + base (metal oxide/hydroxide) > metal salt + water
acid + metal carbonate > metal salt + water + carbon dioxide
Acid rules
hydrochloric always forms a chloride salt
sulphuric always forms a sulphate salt
nitric always forms a nitrate salt
(The metal in the reactants completes the salt always named with the metal first)
Regards, Doc Steve (Chem teacher)