#1234Data Table 1: Cell Potentials with Zn/Zn²+ half-cell (use dropdown lists to do your selections)Cell notationThe anode half-cell reactionThe cathode half-cell reactionThe overall reactionCellH₂/H* - Cu/Cu²+H₂/H* -Zn/Zn²+H₂/H* - Fe/Fe²+H₂/H* - Ag/Ag+MetalsData Table 2: Cell Potentials of the Various Cells (use dropdown list in the cells to make your selection)Zn-CuFe-CuAnodeOxAg-CuCathodeRedCathode AnodeAnodeCathodeAnodeCathodeAnodeCathodeHalf-cell ReactionsCell Potentials, VMesured CalculatedPotential, V Potential, VMeasured CalculatedPotential, V Potential, V

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# 1 Data Table 1: Cell Potentials with Zn/Zn²+ half-cell (use dropdown lists to do your selections) Cell notation The anode half-cell reaction The cathode half-cell reaction The overall reaction Cell H₂/H* - Cu/Cu²+ Anode Ox Cathode Red Cell Potentials, V Mesured Calculated Potential, V Potential, V

# 1 Data Table 1: Cell Potentials with Zn/Zn²+ half-cell (use dropdown lists to do your selections) Cell notation The anode half-cell reaction The cathode half-cell reaction The overall reaction Cell H₂/H* - Cu/Cu²+ Anode Ox Cathode Red Cell Potentials, V Mesured Calculated Potential, V Potential, V

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