15CadmlumFor the electrochemical cell given below:Cd + 2eCdG)-0.403SilverAg +e=Ag()AgBr) + e Ag() + BrAGCIG) + e¯= Ag6) + CI"Ag(CN)," + e AgG) + 2CN"Ag,CrO,6) + 2e" 2Ag6) + CrO,²-AgI6) +e Ag() + 1Ag(S,0) +e Ag(s) + 2S,O,²-+0.799Ag | AgBr(s) | NaBr (1.0 M) || CdCl2 (0.05 M) | Cd+0.073+0.222-0.31+0.446Calculate the cell potential-0.151+0.0170.512 V-0.512 V0.479 V

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15 Cadmium Cd* + 2e CdG) For the electrochemical cell given below: -0.403 Silver Ag +e Ag() AgBr) +eAgG) + Br AgCI) +e Ag6) + CI" Ag(CN)," +e= Agl) + 2CN Ag.CrO,G) + 2e= 2Ag6) + CrO, AgI6) +e Agl) +F Ag(S,O) += Ag() + 25,0,- +0.799 Ag | AgBr(s) | NaBr (1.0 M) || CdCl2 (0.05 M) | Cd +0.073 +0.222 -0,31 +0.446 Calculate the cell potential -0.151 +0.017 0.512 V -0.512 V 0.479 V n A70

15 Cadmium Cd* + 2e CdG) For the electrochemical cell given below: -0.403 Silver Ag +e Ag() AgBr) +eAgG) + Br AgCI) +e Ag6) + CI" Ag(CN)," +e= Agl) + 2CN Ag.CrO,G) + 2e= 2Ag6) + CrO, AgI6) +e Agl) +F Ag(S,O) += Ag() + 25,0,- +0.799 Ag | AgBr(s) | NaBr (1.0 M) || CdCl2 (0.05 M) | Cd +0.073 +0.222 -0,31 +0.446 Calculate the cell potential -0.151 +0.017 0.512 V -0.512 V 0.479 V n A70

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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