20. Calculate the cell potential for the following cell and indicate whether the reaction is spontaneous: Cu2+ + Pb -> Cu + Pb2+, if [Cu2+ ] = 0.52M and [Pb2* ] = 0.3M Eº Pb2+/Pb = -0.13 V, Eº cu2+/Cu = +0.34 V %D %3D %3D

20. Calculate the cell potential for the following cell and indicate whether the reaction is spontaneous: Cu2+ + Pb -> Cu + Pb2+, if [Cu2+ ] = 0.52M and [Pb2* ] = 0.3M Eº Pb2+/Pb = -0.13 V, Eº cu2+/Cu = +0.34 V %D %3D %3D

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20. Calculate the cell potential for the following cell and indicate whether the
reaction is spontaneous:
Cu2+ + Pb -> Cu + Pb2+,
if [Cu2+ ] = 0.52M and [Pb2* ] = 0.3M Eº Pb2+/Pb =
-0.13 V, Eº cu2+/Cu = +0.34 V
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