Interpretation:
The method to determine the given sample of metal with the help of KCl,
Concept introduction:
The metal reactivity series is the sequence of metals from high reactivity to low reactivity.
The top metals are very reactive and can displace the lower metals from their aqueous solution.

Answer to Problem 12STP
Lithium is the most reactive metal therefore it will replace all other metals from their aqueous solution to fore respective ions. Lead is lesser reactive than K and Al therefore it cannot replace K, Al and Fe from their aqueous solution whereas it can displace Cu from its solution.
Zinc is lesser reactive then K and Al it cannot replace K and Al from their aqueous solution whereas it can displace Fe and Cu from its solution.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Metals = Zinc, lead or lithium
Metal reactivity series can use to identify the sample metal with
Metal | ||||
Lithium | Will react and form LiCl with K | Will react and form LiCl with Al | Will react and form LiCl with Fe | Will react and form LiCl with Cu |
Lead | No reaction | No reaction | No reaction | Will react and form PbCl2 and Cu |
Zinc | No reaction | No reaction | Will react and form ZnCl2 and Fe | Will react and form ZnCl2 and Cu |
Lithium is the most reactive metal therefore it will replace all other metals from their aqueous solution to fore respective ions. Lead is lesser reactive than K and Al therefore it cannot replace K, Al and Fe from their aqueous solution whereas it can displace Cu from its solution.
Zinc is lesser reactive then K and Al it cannot replace K and Al from their aqueous solution whereas it can displace Fe and Cu from its solution.
The reactivity of metal in metal reactivity series is used to check their reactivity with respect to other metals.
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