Page 2: Metal Reactivity and Ion Properties
The second page delves into the relationship between metal potentials and their oxidizing properties. It explains how metals with negative potentials can displace hydrogen from weakly oxidizing acids.
Vocabulary: Oxidizing agent (utleniacz) - a substance that accepts electrons in a redox reaction.
Example: The reaction between zinc and copper sulfate solution demonstrates electron transfer and color change as copper ions are reduced.
Highlight: The more negative the potential, the stronger the reducing properties of the metal.































