2. What is the value of E° cell for the following electrochemical reaction? Use the table of standard reduction potentials provided with the Ch 16 Notes to solve. Fe3+ (aq) + Li (s) → Fe²* (aq) + Li*(aq)

2. What is the value of E° cell for the following electrochemical reaction? Use the table of standard reduction potentials provided with the Ch 16 Notes to solve. Fe3+ (aq) + Li (s) → Fe²* (aq) + Li*(aq)

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What is the value of E° cell for the following electrochemical reaction? Use the table of
standard reduction potentials provided with the Ch 16 Notes to solve.
Fe3+ (aq) + Li (s) → Fe²* (aq) + Li*(aq)

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