4. and Mn - Mn²+ half-cells: A voltaic cell was constructed with Au Au ³+ Given the standard reduction potential of the following reactions: Mn²+ (aq) + 2e = Mn(s) E° -1.18 V 3+ Au³ Au ³+ +3e Au(s) (aq) E° = 1.52 V = (a) Anode half-reaction: (b) Cathode half-reaction: (c) Total no. of electrons for balanced over-all chemical equation: e (d) Reactants in the balanced chemical equation: (e) Coefficient of Au(s) in the balanced chemical equation: (f) Over-all standard cell potential: V

4. and Mn - Mn²+ half-cells: A voltaic cell was constructed with Au Au ³+ Given the standard reduction potential of the following reactions: Mn²+ (aq) + 2e = Mn(s) E° -1.18 V 3+ Au³ Au ³+ +3e Au(s) (aq) E° = 1.52 V = (a) Anode half-reaction: (b) Cathode half-reaction: (c) Total no. of electrons for balanced over-all chemical equation: e (d) Reactants in the balanced chemical equation: (e) Coefficient of Au(s) in the balanced chemical equation: (f) Over-all standard cell potential: V

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