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Zn can displace :...

Zn can displace :

A

`Mg^(+2)` from its aqueous solution

B

`Cu^(+2)` from its aqueous solution

C

`Na^(+)` from its aqueous solution

D

`Al^(+3)` from its aqueous

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The correct Answer is:
B
Metal ion having higher SRP is displaced by lower SRP metal.
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