Will this reaction happen or no. Activity Series of MetalslithiumrubidiumpotassiumbariumMost reactiveLiRbBastrontiumcalciumsodiummagnesiumberylliumaluminummanganesezincSrCaNaMgВеAlMnZncadmiumironcobaltnickelCdFeCoNitinSnlead(hydrogen)сорpermercurysilverPb(H)CuHgAgPdpalladiumplatinumgoldPtLeast reactiveAuActivity Series of Non-MetalsMost reactivefluorinechlorineCIoxygenbromineBriodine1.sulfurLeast reactive(red) phosphorus Will this reaction happen or not?*Nal + F.) yes↑

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Will this reaction happen or no.

Activity Series of Metals
lithium
rubidium
potassium
barium
Most reactive
Li
Rb
Ba
strontium
calcium
sodium
magnesium
beryllium
aluminum
manganese
zinc
Sr
Ca
Na
Mg
Ве
Al
Mn
Zn
cadmium
iron
cobalt
nickel
Cd
Fe
Co
Ni
tin
Sn
lead
(hydrogen)
сорper
mercury
silver
Pb
(H)
Cu
Hg
Ag
Pd
palladium
platinum
gold
Pt
Least reactive
Au
Activity Series of Non-Metals
Most reactive
fluorine
chlorine
CI
oxygen
bromine
Br
iodine
1.
sulfur
Least reactive
(red) phosphorus

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