The question is in the image. OxidationHalf-ReactionElementhigh chemical activitylithiumLi(s)Li*(oq) +epotassiumK(S) K*(aq) + ebariumBals) Ba*(oq) + 2ecalciumCals) Ca*(aq) + 2esodiumNa(s) Na*(aq) + emagnesiumMg(s) Mg*(og) + 2ealuminumAl(s) AP*(oq) + 3ezincZn(s) Zn*(aq) • 2eironFe(s) Fe*(aq) + 2enickelNi(s) Ni*(og) + 2eleadPb(s) Pb*(og) + 2e"copperCus) Cut(aq) + 2esilverAg(s) Ag*(og) + eAccording to the table, which reaction is correct?mercuryHg(s)Hg"(oq) + 2elow chemical activityPb (s) + 2Lit (ag) → 2Li (s) + Pb² (aq)because lithium (Li) is a stronger oxidizing agent than lead (Pb)goldAuts) Au*+(aq) + 3eZn (s) + Cu (aq) → Zn² (aq)+ Cu (s)O because copper (Cu) is a stronger oxidizing agent than zinc (Zn)Fe (s) + Mg (aq) → Fe? (aq) + Mg (s)O.because magnesium (Mg) is a stronger oxidizing agent than iron (Fe)Ag (s) + Li (aq) → Ag' (aq) + Li (s)because lithium (Li) is a stronger oxidizing agent than silver (Ag)

We have to identify the correct reaction among the following given reactions as follows in step 2:

Answered: Oxidation Half-Reaction Element high…

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