Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, January 17, 2008 at 4:04pm.
It tells which metal replaces which metal. If M displaces the ion of metal X then M goes above. If M does not displace X, M goes below. For example, Cu displaces Ag^+; therefore, Cu is above Ag in the activity series. Pb is above Cu. Zn is above Pb. You can make a table of these four.
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