12. Using the table below, determine AGrn for a spontaneous redox reaction between lead and cadmium (in units of kJ/mol) rxn Standard reduction potential (V) Half-reaction Cd2+(aq)2e Cd (s) Ph2+ (aq) 2e = Pb (s) 0.40 -0.13 (а) -26 (b) -52 (d) Can't tell /need more info (c) +27

12. Using the table below, determine AGrn for a spontaneous redox reaction between lead and cadmium (in units of kJ/mol) rxn Standard reduction potential (V) Half-reaction Cd2+(aq)2e Cd (s) Ph2+ (aq) 2e = Pb (s) 0.40 -0.13 (а) -26 (b) -52 (d) Can't tell /need more info (c) +27

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