Chemistry, 15.07.2019 21:30, unkownperson030

Jenny and mark complete a reactivity experiment by placing samples of metals into water. they initially place small shards of potassium into water and observe that hydrogen gas and potassium hydroxide solution are produced. to complete a second experiment, they place large cubes of potassium into water and observe the reaction again. assuming the same amounts of potassium and water were used in each experiment, do you expect their observations about the products formed and reaction rate to be the same? explain your answer.

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