Pls help ASAP. Pls show all work and caluclations. Table 2: Select Standard Electrode Potentials (modified from Wikipedia, 2020)ElementHalf ReactionE° (V)Ag(III)Ag3+ + 3e¯ = Ag(e)+1.52CICl2g) + 2e- 2CI-+1.36HgHga+ + 2eHg+0.85Ag(1)Ag+ + e- =Age)+0.7996Cu(l)Cut + e2 Cus)+0.52Cull)Cu2+ + 2e-Cus)+0.337H2H+ + 2e¬H29)0.00Fe(lII)Fes+ + 3eFes)-0.04Pb(II)Pba+ + 2e Pb(s)-0.126Ni(II)Niz+ + 2e= Nis)-0.26CdCda+ + 2e- = Cds)-0.40Fe(ll)Fe?+ + 2e- = Fes)-0.44ZnZna+ + 2eZne)-0.7618AlAls+ + 3e= Als)- 1.662ScSc+ + 3e-2.077MgMg + + 2e = Mgs)-2.37LiLit + e-3.04 15. Label all parts on the below diagram based on a standard silver-zinc cell. See Table 2 in AppendixA for the standard electrode potential values to help you determine the identities of the anode andcathode.a) Labels to include: anode, cathode, oxidation half-cell, oxidizing agent, reduction half-cell, reducingagent, salt bridge, silver, zinc .b) Arrows to include: cation movement, anion movement, electron flow

15. Label all parts on the below diagram based on a standard silver-zinc cell. See Table 2 in Appendix A for the standard electrode potential values to help you determine the identities of the anode and cathode. a) Labels to include: anode, cathode, oxidation half-cell, oxidizing agent, reduction half-cell, reducing agent, salt bridge, silver, zinc b) Arrows to include: cation movement, anion movement, electron flow

15. Label all parts on the below diagram based on a standard silver-zinc cell. See Table 2 in Appendix A for the standard electrode potential values to help you determine the identities of the anode and cathode. a) Labels to include: anode, cathode, oxidation half-cell, oxidizing agent, reduction half-cell, reducing agent, salt bridge, silver, zinc b) Arrows to include: cation movement, anion movement, electron flow

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