Silver Tree

The video tutorial explains displacement reactions, where a more reactive metal displaces a less reactive one in a compound. It demonstrates this with an experiment using copper wire and silver nitrate solution. The copper wire, shaped like a tree, is submerged in the solution, leading to the growth of silver on the wire and a color change in the solution. The tutorial details the chemical process, where copper displaces silver ions, forming copper ions that turn the solution blue, while silver precipitates on the wire. The experiment confirms the displacement reaction through observable changes.

Explain the role of silver ions and copper ions in the displacement reaction.

What is the significance of the color change observed during the experiment?