Answer:
The container made up of copper or aluminium is
suitable for storing the given solutions, can be decided by studying their
reactions.
(i) Reactions of copper with
(a) Dilute HCI
So, it can be stored in Cu container.
(b) Dilute HNO3
Being a strong oxidizing agent, dilute
HNO3 reacts with copper, so it cannot be stored in copper container.
(c)
Copper is less reactive than zinc so it
does not react with solution.
Therefore, it can be stored in copper container.
(d) H2O
Copper does not react with water. So,
its container can store H2O in it. Thus, HCl,
solution
and H2O can be kept in copper vessel but dil, HNO3 cannot
be kept in copper vessel.
(ii) Reactions of aluminium with
(a) Dilute HCl
Al reacts with dilute HCl, so it cannot
be kept in aluminium container.
(b) Dilute HNO3
When dil. HNO3 is kept in Al
container, it forms a protective layer of aluminium oxide on it which makes it
passive towards action with acid, therefore, it can be kept in Al container.
(c) ZnCI2,
Al is more reactive than zinc, so it
cannot keep ZnCI2 solution in it.
(d) H2O
Al does not react with H2O.So,
its container can store H2O in it. Thus, dil. HNO3 and H2O
(l) can be kept in aluminium vessel but dil HCl and ZnCl2 solution
can not be kept in aluminium vessel.
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