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1. Calculate the energy associated with splitting 2 moles of water (Kcal/mol). Please state the number of moles of H₂ will be produced and the number of electrons will be transferred.

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1. Calculate the energy associated with splitting 2 moles of water (Kcal/mol). Please state the
number of moles of H₂ will be produced and the number of electrons will be transferred.
2. Write down the charging and discharging reactions for a Li-ion battery using LiMnO₂ as
cathode and Li as an anode.

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