Given the activity series, predict which of the following will react with the cobalt ion,Co2+.ElementHalf-ReactionLithiumLi - Lit + e-PotassiumK-K* + eВа — Ва?* + 2 е-Са— Са2* + 2 еBariumCalciumMagnesium Mg → Mg²+ + 2 e-AluminumAl → A3+ + 3 e-ZincZn → Zn2+ + 2 e-ChromiumCr+ Crš+ + 3 e-IronFe → Fe2+ + 2 e-CobaltCo - Co2+ + 2 e-NickelNi → Ni2+ + 2 e-TinSn → Sn2+ + 2 e-LeadPb → Pb2+ + 2 e-HydrogenH2 →2 H* + 2 e-CopperCu → Cu?+ + 2 e-SilverAg → Ag+ + e-PlatinumPt → Pt2+ + 2 e-GoldAu → Aut + eO A) NiO B) ZnO C) Fe2+O D) Cu2+Reducing strength

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