Non Standard Electrochemical Cell1. Calculate the emf generated, Gibbs Free-Energy and thestandard Gibbs Free-Energy by the cell in the given notation:Zn, IZn ) || H og)| Hae) Pt)When [Zn ] = 4.0 x 10 M, [H] = 0.010 M, [H] = 1.0 M2. Calculate the emf, E at 298.15K for the given reaction:Cr,0,7H,O(aq)(aq)l+61-- 2Cr * () + 3122-+ 14 H*(aq)(aq)[Cr,0, 2-]= 2.0 M; [H'] = 1.0 M; [I-']= 1.0 M;[Cr *] = 1.0x10 - M and [H,O] = 1.0 x 10 -$ MCalculate the free-energy occurring in the system.When3. If the voltage of Zn-H" cell is 0.542 V at 25 ° C, What is theconcentration of the H'?when : [Zn 2] = 0.01 M and [H,] = 1.0 M4. A galvanic cell consists of a chromium, Cr bar in a chromicsulfate solution, Cr,(SO.), containing 0.25 moles and a silver,Ag bar in a silver sulfate solution (Ag,So, ) containing 0.35moles in a 3 L solution. and a sodium sulfate solution use as asalt bridge solution. The silver electrode is positive relative tothe chromium electrode. Write the cell half- reactions, overallreaction and cell notation. Calculate the following:A) Gibbs Free - EnergyB) Standard Gibbs Free – EnergyC) Electrode potential of the cell.5. Calculate the emf generated by the cell in the given notation:AlI Al e II I 2) II-When [Al*] = 4.0 x 10 * M and [I-]=0.010 M(aq)!!

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1. Calculate the emf generated, Gibbs Free-Energy and the standard Gibbs Free-Energy by the cell in the given notation: Zno IZn m) || H o) Hy) |Pto) When [Zn"] = 4.0 x 10 M, [H] = 0.010 M, [H'] = 1.0 M (ag) %3D

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