11. Draw the following galvanic (voltaic) cells (salt bridge design) and label the following: i) anode and cathode ii) oxidation and reduction half reaction iii) direction of electron, cation and anion movement iv) net reaction v) calculate the E'cel

11. Draw the following galvanic (voltaic) cells (salt bridge design) and label the following: i) anode and cathode ii) oxidation and reduction half reaction iii) direction of electron, cation and anion movement iv) net reaction v) calculate the E'cel

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11. Draw the following galvanic (voltaic) cells (salt bridge design) and label the following:
i) anode and cathode
ii) oxidation and reduction half reaction
iii) direction of electron, cation and anion movement
iv) net reaction
v) calculate the E' cell

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