In an experiment to study the reactivity of Pb(s), Re(s), In(s) and Tl(s), a student combined samples of each of the metals into solutions of the metallic ions. The following observations were recorded.Metal\Metal ionPb(s)Re(s)In(s)TI(s)Pb(s)Re(s)In(s)Fill in the following chart.TI(s)Metal atomsPb²+ (aq) Re³+ (aq) In³+ (aq)Pb²+(s)Re³ (s)Metal atoms Number of reactionsIn ³* (s)TI¹+(s)Key: NR - No Reaction RXN - Spontaneous Reaction•••Fill in the following chart.NRNR•RXN•RXN••RXNNRRXNNumber of reactionsRXN•••NR•NR•NR•NRRanking of strength of reducing agent(1 being the strongest)TI¹+ (aq)NRNRRanking of strength of oxidizing agent(1 being the strongest)RXNNR

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Metal Metal ion Pb²+ (aq) Re³+ (aq) In³+ (aq) TI¹*(aq) Pb(s) Re(s) In(s) TI(S) Pb(s) Re(s) In(s) TI(S) Pb(s) NR Re(s) NR Fill in the following chart. In3* (s) RXN TI¹*(s) RXN Key: NR - No Reaction RXN-Spontaneous Reaction 0 RXN NR Metal atoms Number of reactions RXN RXN Fill in the following chart. Metal atoms Number of reactions Ranking of strength of reducing agent (1 being the strongest) NR NR NR NR NR NR RXN NR Ranking of strength of oxidizing agent (1 being the strongest)

Metal Metal ion Pb²+ (aq) Re³+ (aq) In³+ (aq) TI¹(aq) Pb(s) Re(s) In(s) TI(S) Pb(s) Re(s) In(s) TI(S) Pb(s) NR Re(s) NR Fill in the following chart. In3 (s) RXN TI¹*(s) RXN Key: NR - No Reaction RXN-Spontaneous Reaction 0 RXN NR Metal atoms Number of reactions RXN RXN Fill in the following chart. Metal atoms Number of reactions Ranking of strength of reducing agent (1 being the strongest) NR NR NR NR NR NR RXN NR Ranking of strength of oxidizing agent (1 being the strongest)

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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