2) Use the following data to place the fictitious metals Q, R, T, X, A, and E into an activity series. R+A+ → N.R. Q+T+ → T + Q+ E + T* → N.R. R +E* → N.R. E +X+ → E+ +X E + Q+ → N.R. X+ + A → A +X+ E+ A+ → E* + A

2) Use the following data to place the fictitious metals Q, R, T, X, A, and E into an activity series. R+A+ → N.R. Q+T+ → T + Q+ E + T* → N.R. R +E* → N.R. E +X+ → E+ +X E + Q+ → N.R. X+ + A → A +X+ E+ A+ → E* + A

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Chapter5: Quantum Mechanics And Atomic Structure

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2) Use the following data to place the fictitious metals Q, R, T, X, A, and E into an
activity series.
R+A+ → N.R.
Q+T+ → T + Q+
E + T* → N.R.
R +E* → N.R.
E +X+ → E+ +X
E + Q+ → N.R.
X+ + A → A +X+
E+ A+ → E* + A

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