**Activity: Metal Reactivity with Water, Steam, and Acids**This interactive activity tests your understanding of metal reactivity, specifically how different metals react with water, steam, acids, and aqueous solutions.**Instructions:**Match each metal to its reactivity level as described in the statements:1. **Statement**: Will displace H₂ from water. - **Possible Metals**: Ni, Ag, K, Mn2. **Statement**: Will displace H₂ from steam or acid, but not water. - **Possible Metals**: Ni, Ag, K, Mn3. **Statement**: Will displace H₂ from acid only. - **Possible Metals**: Ni, Ag, K, Mn4. **Statement**: Will be displaced from an aqueous solution of its cation by Ni. - **Possible Metals**: Ni, Ag, K, Mn**Answer Options**:- **Ni (Nickel)**- **Ag (Silver)**- **K (Potassium)**- **Mn (Manganese)****Controls:**- **Submit Answer**: Check your answer once you have matched all statements.- **Retry Entire Group**: Reset your selections and try again.- **Attempts Remaining**: Monitor your attempts with "9 more group attempts remaining" indicated on the interface.Use your knowledge of the reactivity series to complete the activity successfully.

The equation for the displacement of H2(g) from water is: 2H2O(l) + 2e- → H2(g) + 2OH-(aq) ; Eo = -…

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Will displace H₂ from water. Will displace H₂ from steam or acid, but not water. Will displace H₂ from acid only. Will be displaced from an aqueous solution of its cation by Ni Ni Ag K Mn Clear All

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**Activity: Metal Reactivity with Water, Steam, and Acids**

This interactive activity tests your understanding of metal reactivity, specifically how different metals react with water, steam, acids, and aqueous solutions.

**Instructions:**

Match each metal to its reactivity level as described in the statements:

1. **Statement**: Will displace H₂ from water.
- **Possible Metals**: Ni, Ag, K, Mn

2. **Statement**: Will displace H₂ from steam or acid, but not water.
- **Possible Metals**: Ni, Ag, K, Mn

3. **Statement**: Will displace H₂ from acid only.
- **Possible Metals**: Ni, Ag, K, Mn

4. **Statement**: Will be displaced from an aqueous solution of its cation by Ni.
- **Possible Metals**: Ni, Ag, K, Mn

**Answer Options**:

- **Ni (Nickel)**
- **Ag (Silver)**
- **K (Potassium)**
- **Mn (Manganese)**

**Controls:**

- **Submit Answer**: Check your answer once you have matched all statements.
- **Retry Entire Group**: Reset your selections and try again.
- **Attempts Remaining**: Monitor your attempts with "9 more group attempts remaining" indicated on the interface.

Use your knowledge of the reactivity series to complete the activity successfully.

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