1) For the following combination of electrodes and solutions, indicate,0.340 Va) Anode, cathode half-cell reactions and the overall reaction.Cu2+/Cub) the direction in which electrons flow spontaneously0,79 VAgt/Agc) the magnitude of the voltage read on the voltmeter, Vd) the magnitude of AG° and K for the overall reaction at 25°CCu | Cu"(1,0M) || Ag'(1,0M) | AgCuAg1.0 M Ag1.0 M Cu2+

E° Cu2+/Cu is 0.34 V E° Ag+/Ag is 0.79 V Ag+ gets reduced and Cu gets Oxidised.

1) For the following combination of electrodes and solutions, indicate, 0.340 V a) Anode, cathode half-cell reactions and the overall reaction. Cu2+Cu b) the direction in which electrons flow spontaneously E° AgtAg 0,79 V c) the magnitude of the voltage read on the voltmeter, V d) the magnitude of AG° and K for the overall reaction at 25°C Cu Cu"(1,0M) || Ag'(1,0M)| Ag 1.0MA 10M Cu2+

1) For the following combination of electrodes and solutions, indicate, 0.340 V a) Anode, cathode half-cell reactions and the overall reaction. Cu2+Cu b) the direction in which electrons flow spontaneously E° AgtAg 0,79 V c) the magnitude of the voltage read on the voltmeter, V d) the magnitude of AG° and K for the overall reaction at 25°C Cu Cu"(1,0M) || Ag'(1,0M)| Ag 1.0MA 10M Cu2+

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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