Arrangement of metals on the basis of their electrode potentials on standard hydrogen scale is called _.

Correct answer: D. Electrochemical series

  • A. Reactivity series
  • B. Potential difference
  • C. Activated potential
  • D. Electrochemical series

Explanation

Electrochemical series is a series in which elements are arranged in an increasing or decreasing order of their standard electrode potential. It is also called activity series of elements.

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