5. echemical equations for the following reactions. Ifno reaction occurs, write "no reaction"Jsing the activity series (Table 4.5), write balanced NET IONICTABLE 4.5 Activity Series of Metals in AqueousMetalOxidation ReactionLi) -u' (ag) +K() K'(ag) +"(a) + 2eC"() + 2eNa" (ag)Mg"() - 2Al"(a)Ma"(ag)+ 20Za"(ag) + 2eC"(a) +"(a) + 20Co"(ag)- Ni"(ag) + 2eSe"(ag) + 2e"(ag) + 2021()Cu"(ag) + 2eAg (ag)Hg"(ag) + 2eP() P"(ag) + 2eAu() Au"(ag) + 3eLithium(a) Solid zinc is added to copper(11) chloridePotassiumlariumBa()Cal)CalciumSodiumNa(s)MagnesiumAluminumAl()ManganeseMn(s)ZincZn()ChromiumCr()fronFel)Co()NI(s)Sn(t)(b) Hydrobromic acid is added to gold metalCobaliNickelTinLeadIdrogenCopperCu()SilverMercuryHg)PlatinumGold(c) silver solid is added to a solution of copper(lI) nitrate

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5. r chemical equations for the following reactions. If no reaction occurs, write "no reaction" Jsing the activity series (Table 4.5), write balanced NET IONIC TABLE 4.5 Activity Series of Metals in Aqueous Metal Oidation Reaction Lihium u(a) K() K'(a) Be)- (a) Solid zinc is added to copper(Il) chloride Potalum larium "()+2 Calcium Cal) Na (ag) Mg"() 2e Al"(a) Ma() Ma"(g) 2 Za"(a) + 2e Sodium Magnesium Aluminum Na(e) Mgl) Al() Manganee Zinc Chromium Cr) Iron Cobal Nickel Tin Fele) (b) Hydrobromic acid is added to gold metal Ca"(ag) + 2 N"(a) 2 Se"(a)+ 2 "(ag)+ 20 21( e Cu"(a) 20 Ag(ag) Hg"()+ 2 "(ag) + 2e Au() Au()+ se Co(e) Ni(4) Se() Lead Idrogen Copper Saver Cul) Hg) () Mercury Platinum Gold (c) silver solid is added to a solution of copper(II) nitrate

5. r chemical equations for the following reactions. If no reaction occurs, write "no reaction" Jsing the activity series (Table 4.5), write balanced NET IONIC TABLE 4.5 Activity Series of Metals in Aqueous Metal Oidation Reaction Lihium u(a) K() K'(a) Be)- (a) Solid zinc is added to copper(Il) chloride Potalum larium "()+2 Calcium Cal) Na (ag) Mg"() 2e Al"(a) Ma() Ma"(g) 2 Za"(a) + 2e Sodium Magnesium Aluminum Na(e) Mgl) Al() Manganee Zinc Chromium Cr) Iron Cobal Nickel Tin Fele) (b) Hydrobromic acid is added to gold metal Ca"(ag) + 2 N"(a) 2 Se"(a)+ 2 "(ag)+ 20 21( e Cu"(a) 20 Ag(ag) Hg"()+ 2 "(ag) + 2e Au() Au()+ se Co(e) Ni(4) Se() Lead Idrogen Copper Saver Cul) Hg) () Mercury Platinum Gold (c) silver solid is added to a solution of copper(II) nitrate

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