3. Determine AE for a reaction in which Ag+ is reduced to Ag(s) by oxidation of Br to Br2(aq) in an ideal solution at 25 °C containing 104 M Ag*, 103.7 M Br, and 105 M Br2(aq). Is this a spontaneous reaction? (Note: the reduction potential for Br2(aq) to Br is 1,098 mv)

3. Determine AE for a reaction in which Ag+ is reduced to Ag(s) by oxidation of Br to Br2(aq) in an ideal solution at 25 °C containing 104 M Ag*, 103.7 M Br, and 105 M Br2(aq). Is this a spontaneous reaction? (Note: the reduction potential for Br2(aq) to Br is 1,098 mv)

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