B- abe X, x2StylesStylesPane2) Corrosion is the oxidation of metals. Acids can also cause corrosion.Consider the metal solids: Al, Fe, Ag, Na, Co, Au and Ca.a) Rank these metal solids on how easily they are oxidized. (Hint: Consider their E°oxthem from the easiest to oxidize to the hardest to oxidize.value.) Rankb) Write the half-reaction for the reduction of H'.c) Which of these metal solids can be oxidized by acid, H'? Justify your answerd) Which of these metal solids cannot be oxidized by acid, H'? Justify your answer.e) Write the balanced net ionic equation for the spontaneous redox reaction that occurs betweenone of the metals that can be oxidized by H'. Indicate the value of E°cel.f) Can Br2(/) be stored in a silver metal bucket? Explain why or why not.g) Explain why HCl cannot oxidize copper metal but can HNO, can.(Hint: Consider the ions present in solution and their strength to oxidize copper.)3) Consider the molecules and ions, Fe"(ag), Cd(OH):(s), So? (ag), Al(s), I (ag), and Cr2O, (ag).NOTE: Cd(s) is NOT the same as Cd(OH)2(s).

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2) Corrosion is the oxidation of metals. Acids can also cause corrosion. Consider the metal solids: AI, Fe, Ag, Na, Co, Au and Ca. a) Rank these metal solids on how easily they are oxidized. (Hint: Consider their E°ex value.) Rank them from the easiest to oxidize to the hardest to oxidize. I b) Write the half-reaction for the reduction of H'. c) Which of these metal solids can be oxidized by acid, H'? Justify your answer

2) Corrosion is the oxidation of metals. Acids can also cause corrosion. Consider the metal solids: AI, Fe, Ag, Na, Co, Au and Ca. a) Rank these metal solids on how easily they are oxidized. (Hint: Consider their E°ex value.) Rank them from the easiest to oxidize to the hardest to oxidize. I b) Write the half-reaction for the reduction of H'. c) Which of these metal solids can be oxidized by acid, H'? Justify your answer

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