1. Look at the cell diagram as follows: Co(s) I Co²*(aq) II Cu²*(aq) I Cu*(aq) I Pts) If known E° CO(s) I Co²+ The magnitude of the Gibbs energy and the spontaneity of the reaction in the cell diagram is *(aq)= - 0,28 V dan E° Cu²*(aq) I Cu*(aq) = +0,15 V %3D ........

1. Look at the cell diagram as follows: Co(s) I Co²(aq) II Cu²(aq) I Cu(aq) I Pts) If known E° CO(s) I Co²+ The magnitude of the Gibbs energy and the spontaneity of the reaction in the cell diagram is (aq)= - 0,28 V dan E° Cu²(aq) I Cu(aq) = +0,15 V %3D ........

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1. Look at the cell diagram as follows: Co(s) I Co²*(aq) II Cu²*(aq) I Cu*(aq) I Pt(s)
If known E° CO(s) I Co²*(aq) = - 0,28 V dan Eº Cu²*(aq) I Cu*(aq) = +0,15 V
The magnitude of the Gibbs energy and the spontaneity of the reaction in the cell
diagram is
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2. NazS207 + TIO2= N22SO4 + TIOSO4
The acid-base theory that underlies the TiO2 compound as a basic species is
a. Usanovich
b. Lewis
c. Bronsted-Lowry
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