1. Determine the Ecell values for the following:a. TI (s) | TI* (aq) || Sn2+ (aq) | Sn(s)b. Zn(s) | Zn* (aq) || Fe**(aq), Fe2*(aq) | Ptc. Cd(s)| Cd2+ (aq)|| H*(aq)|H2(g) | Ptd. Fe2+ + Mn0, Fe+ + Mn2+e. Sn + NO5 - Sn02 + NO2f. Zn + NO, - Zn2+ + NH;g. The oxidation of iodide ion / by permanganate ion Mn0, in basic solution to yieldmolecular iodine I2 and manganese (IV) oxide Mn02.

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1. Determine the Ecell values for the following: a. TI (s) | TI* (aq) || Sn2+ (aq) | Sn(s) b. Zn(s)| Zn2* (aq) || Fe* (aq), Fe2+(aq) | Pt c. Cd(s)| Cd2+(aq)|| H* (aq)|H2(g)| Pt d. Fe2+ + Mn0; - Fe+ + Mn2+ e. Sn + NO5 - Sn02 + NO2 f. Zn + NO, - Zn² + NH; g. The oxidation of iodide ion / by permanganate ion Mno, in basic solution to yield molecular iodine z and manganese (IV) oxide Mn02.

1. Determine the Ecell values for the following: a. TI (s) | TI* (aq) || Sn2+ (aq) | Sn(s) b. Zn(s)| Zn2* (aq) || Fe* (aq), Fe2+(aq) | Pt c. Cd(s)| Cd2+(aq)|| H* (aq)|H2(g)| Pt d. Fe2+ + Mn0; - Fe+ + Mn2+ e. Sn + NO5 - Sn02 + NO2 f. Zn + NO, - Zn² + NH; g. The oxidation of iodide ion / by permanganate ion Mno, in basic solution to yield molecular iodine z and manganese (IV) oxide Mn02.

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