14. When solid iron reacts with air to produce solid iron (II) oxide, which of the following can be said ofoxygen's role in this reaction?2Fe(s) + O2(g)2FEO(s)It is a bufferIt is oxidizedIt is the oxidizing agentIt is the reducing agentIt is a spectator ionа.d.b.е.с.It is reducedf.15. What is the cell potential of a standard galvanic cell using copper and aluminum?а.-2.00 Vd.+1.32 Vb.-1.32 Vе.+1.66 VС.+0.34 Vf.+2.00 V16. Within which of the following formal lab report sections should the reason for conducting the experimentbe made clear to the reader?a. Dedicationd.Observationsb. Introductionе.Analysesc. Proceduref.References17. Within which of the following formal lab report sections should the researcher outline their owninferences about the data to the reader?a. Dedicationd. Observationsb. Introductione. Analysesc. Proceduref.References

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14. When solid iron reacts with air to produce solid iron (II) oxide, which of the following can be said of oxygen's role in this reaction? 2Fe(s) + O2(g) → 2FEO(s) It is the oxidizing agent It is the reducing agent It is a spectator ion а. It is a buffer d. b. It is oxidized е. с. It is reduced f.

14. When solid iron reacts with air to produce solid iron (II) oxide, which of the following can be said of oxygen's role in this reaction? 2Fe(s) + O2(g) → 2FEO(s) It is the oxidizing agent It is the reducing agent It is a spectator ion а. It is a buffer d. b. It is oxidized е. с. It is reduced f.

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