In an experiment to study the reactivity of Ru(s), TI(s), Gd(s) and V(s), a student observed the reactions. Tl(s) + Ru³+ (aq) - Ru(s) + T1³+ (aq) Tl(s) + Gd³+ (aq) → no evidence of a reaction Ru(s) + V³+ (aq) - V(s) + Ru³+ (aq) 1. Ru(s) 2. TI(S) 3. Gd(s) 4. V(s) When the oxidizing agents are listed from strongest to weakest the order would be 5. Tl³+ (aq) 6. Ru³+ (aq) 7. Gd³+ (aq) 8. V³+ (aq) When the reducing agents are listed from strongest to weakest the order would be Another spontaneous reaction that would occur is Select one: O Gd(s) + Ru³+ (aq) → Ru(s) + Gd³+ (aq) O Ru(s) + T1³+ (aq) → Tl(s) + Ru³+ (aq) O V(s) + Gd³+ (aq) → Gd(s) + V³+ (aq) O V(s) + T1³+ (aq) - Tl(s) + V³+ (aq) + + +

In an experiment to study the reactivity of Ru(s), TI(s), Gd(s) and V(s), a student observed the reactions. Tl(s) + Ru³+ (aq) - Ru(s) + T1³+ (aq) Tl(s) + Gd³+ (aq) → no evidence of a reaction Ru(s) + V³+ (aq) - V(s) + Ru³+ (aq) 1. Ru(s) 2. TI(S) 3. Gd(s) 4. V(s) When the oxidizing agents are listed from strongest to weakest the order would be 5. Tl³+ (aq) 6. Ru³+ (aq) 7. Gd³+ (aq) 8. V³+ (aq) When the reducing agents are listed from strongest to weakest the order would be Another spontaneous reaction that would occur is Select one: O Gd(s) + Ru³+ (aq) → Ru(s) + Gd³+ (aq) O Ru(s) + T1³+ (aq) → Tl(s) + Ru³+ (aq) O V(s) + Gd³+ (aq) → Gd(s) + V³+ (aq) O V(s) + T1³+ (aq) - Tl(s) + V³+ (aq) + + +

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