1.Represent in the conventional manner, i.e., anode/cathode, the voltaic cell in which each of thefollowing reactions occur spontaneously.A. Zn + Ni2* →Zn2* + NiB. 2AI + 3CI2 → 2AICI3С. Н2+ 2Ag* → 2H* +2AgD. 2H* +Pb→ H2Pb2++2. Write the half reactions occurring at the cathode and at the anode when each cellshown in problem #1 is delivering current.3. Calculate the voltage of the cell shown in problem #1.

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1.Represent in the conventional manner, i.e., anode/cathode, the voltaic cell in which each of the following reactions occur spontaneously. A. Zn + Ni2+ → Zn2* + Ni B. 2AI + 3C2 → 2AICI3 C. H2 + 2Ag* → 2H +2Ag D. 2H* + Pb → H2 Pb2* +

1.Represent in the conventional manner, i.e., anode/cathode, the voltaic cell in which each of the following reactions occur spontaneously. A. Zn + Ni2+ → Zn2* + Ni B. 2AI + 3C2 → 2AICI3 C. H2 + 2Ag* → 2H +2Ag D. 2H* + Pb → H2 Pb2* +

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