will this reaction happen or not Activity Series of MetalslithiumrubidiumpotassiumbariumMost reactiveLiRbBastrontiumcalciumsodiummagnesiumberylliumaluminummanganesezincSrCaNaMgВеAlMnZncadmiumironcobaltnickelCdFeCoNitinSnlead(hydrogen)сорpermercurysilverPb(H)CuHgAgPdpalladiumplatinumgoldPtLeast reactiveAuActivity Series of Non-MetalsMost reactivefluorinechlorineCIoxygenbromineBriodine1.sulfurLeast reactive(red) phosphorus 11. Will this reaction happen or not?*Br + HCIyesno

Since Cl is more reactive then bromine, as given in the table.

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