**Activity Series Experiment Results**Consider the following hypothetical results from an experiment similar to this one. Complete the table and write an activity series for the metallic elements from most reactive to least reactive.| Trial | Reaction | Observation ||----------|-------------------------------|--------------------------|| Trial 1 | X + YA → Y + XA | || Trial 2 | Z + XA → X + ZA | || Trial 3 | Q + XA → "NR" | || Trial 4 | Y + QA → Q + YA | |**Analysis of Trials:**- **Trial 1:** X is more reactive than Y.- **Trial 2:** Z is more reactive than X.- **Trial 3:** XA does not react with Q, indicating X is more reactive than Q.- **Trial 4:** Y is more reactive than Q.**Reactivity Order:**1. Z is more reactive than2. X is more reactive than3. Y is more reactive than4. Q**Activity Series from Most Reactive to Least Reactive:**Most Reactive1. Z2. X3. Y4. QLeast Reactive

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2. Consider the following hypothetical results for an experiment like this one. Complete the table and write an activity series for the metallic elements from most reactive to least reactive. (most reactive) Trial 1 X+YA Y+XA is more reactive than Trial 2 Z+ XA X+ ZA is more reactive than Trial 3 Q+XA "NR" is more reactive than Trial 4 Y+ QA Q+ YA is more reactive than (least reactive)

2. Consider the following hypothetical results for an experiment like this one. Complete the table and write an activity series for the metallic elements from most reactive to least reactive. (most reactive) Trial 1 X+YA Y+XA is more reactive than Trial 2 Z+ XA X+ ZA is more reactive than Trial 3 Q+XA "NR" is more reactive than Trial 4 Y+ QA Q+ YA is more reactive than (least reactive)

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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