1. An electrochemical cell is made of two electrodes: (Zn²+/Zn) and (Ag*/Ag). Use the standard reductic potentials to answer the following questions. a. What is the standard potential of the cell and which electrode is the cathode and which one is the anode? b. Write a net redox equation for this electrochemical cell.

1. An electrochemical cell is made of two electrodes: (Zn²+/Zn) and (Ag*/Ag). Use the standard reductic potentials to answer the following questions. a. What is the standard potential of the cell and which electrode is the cathode and which one is the anode? b. Write a net redox equation for this electrochemical cell.

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