Macmillan LearningSuppose a student repeats Experiment 1 using an unknown metal instead of magnesium. The unknown metal reacts similarly tomagnesium. The student adds 6.67 g of the unknown metal to a crucible that has a mass of 35.00 g. The crucible and itscontents are heated over a Bunsen burner for several minutes. The mass of the crucible and its contents after heating is 44.33 g.Identify the unknown metal based on the results of the experiment. Assume all of the unknown metal reacts.CuCaSrZnNiCorrect AnswerWrite the balanced chemical equation for this reaction. Include physical states.

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