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Arrange the following in the order in which they displace each other from the solution of their salts. Al, Cu, Fe,Mg and Zn

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The standard reduction potential of these metals are `-1.66 ~V,+0.34,-0.44 ~V_0-2.37 ~V-` and `-` 0. 76 respectively. The lower the reduction potential, more the tendency to lose electrons and thus more will be the displacement power. Thus the decreasing order of displacement power is `MggtAlgt` `ZngtFegtCu`
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