1011 1213 1415I 1634 1Write a balanced equation for the single displacement reactionsIdentify the more reactive and the less reactive metal of the pair in eachtest. (Treat hydrogen as a metal for the activity series)GUIDING PRINCIPLE:A more reactive metal (needs to be in the compound) will displace any metal in acompound that is less reactive. A single displacement reaction favours theproduction of the least reactive metal.LessMore reactivemetalreactivemetalZn + HCl →Zn + Fe(NO,), →Zn + Cu(NO,), →Zn + Mg(NO3)2 →Fe + HCl →Fe + Zn(NO,),→Fe + Cu(NO,), →Fe + Mg(NO,), -Cu + HCl →Cu + Zn(NO,);Cu + Fe(NO,), →Cu + Mg(NO3)2→APR22átv%&6.8.5 Mg + HCl →Mg + Zn(NO3), -Mg + Fe(NO3),Mg+ Cu(NO3)2APR22étv N%23

More reactive metal replace the less reactive metal. The reactivity order of these metals Mg > Zn…

More reactive metal Less reactive metal Zn + HCl → Zn + Fe(NO,), Zn + Cu(NO,), –→ Zn + Mg(NO,)2 - Fe + HCl → Fe + Zn(NO,), → Fe + Cu(NO,),→ Fe + Mg(NO,),→ Cu + HCl → Cu + Zn(NO,), → Cu + Fe(NO,), - Cu + Mg(NO3)2

More reactive metal Less reactive metal Zn + HCl → Zn + Fe(NO,), Zn + Cu(NO,), –→ Zn + Mg(NO,)2 - Fe + HCl → Fe + Zn(NO,), → Fe + Cu(NO,),→ Fe + Mg(NO,),→ Cu + HCl → Cu + Zn(NO,), → Cu + Fe(NO,), - Cu + Mg(NO3)2

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