1) Using the line notation and the half-reaction information provided, answer the followingquestions.Zn (s) I zn" (ag) |I Cu?" (ag) I Cu (s)Zn" (ag) + 2e> Zn (s)E 0.763 VCu" (ag) + 2e> Cu (s)Ea 0.339 V) Write the oxidation half-reaction.b) Write the reduction half-reaction.c) Which metal is the anode?cathode?d) Write the balanced redox reaction.e) Calculate Eses (show work)9 Determine the value of n8) Write the expression for the reaction quotient, Q.h) Calculate the equilibrium constant, K. (show work)

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1) Using the line notation and the half-reaction information provided, answer the following questions. Zn (s) I zn" (ag) || Cu²" (ag) I Cu (s) Zn" (ag) + 2e> Zn (s) Ees0.763 V Cu" (ag) + 2e> Cu (s) Eas 0.339 V ) Write the oxidation half-reaction. b) Write the reduction half-reaction. e) Which metal is the anode? cathode? d) Write the balanced redox reaction. e) Calculate Een (show work) ) Determine the value of n e) Write the expression for the reaction quotient, Q. h) Calculate the equilibrium constant, K. (show work)

1) Using the line notation and the half-reaction information provided, answer the following questions. Zn (s) I zn" (ag) || Cu²" (ag) I Cu (s) Zn" (ag) + 2e> Zn (s) Ees0.763 V Cu" (ag) + 2e> Cu (s) Eas 0.339 V ) Write the oxidation half-reaction. b) Write the reduction half-reaction. e) Which metal is the anode? cathode? d) Write the balanced redox reaction. e) Calculate Een (show work) ) Determine the value of n e) Write the expression for the reaction quotient, Q. h) Calculate the equilibrium constant, K. (show work)

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