Chemistry, 24.05.2021 19:00, Osmin

When calcium metal is placed in water a vigorous single replacement rection occurs, releasing hydrogen gas. What will happen to the pH of the solution that forms as this chemical reaction proceeds? Am clueless, please help!! :(

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