11. Given the activity series K > Na > Ca > Mg > Al > Sn > Cu > Ag, which of the following metals will reduce Mg2+? Cu II. Ag IV. K V. Sn I. III. Ca c. II only d. III and IV e. III only a. I only b. I and IV

11. Given the activity series K > Na > Ca > Mg > Al > Sn > Cu > Ag, which of the following metals will reduce Mg2+? Cu II. Ag IV. K V. Sn I. III. Ca c. II only d. III and IV e. III only a. I only b. I and IV

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11. Given the activity series K > Na > Ca > Mg > Al > Sn > Cu > Ag, which of the following
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I.
III. Ca
c. II only
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