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5a Devise a cell for the following redox reaction                                            H2(g) + I2 (g)  →  2HI(aq) Choose the items below in correct order (from 1 to 9) that is consistent with the correct cell notation from Left to the Right.  It is easier to sketch the cell notation on a piece of paper first before you choose the answers. Hint: the product HI(ag) can also written as "H+(aq), I-(aq)" where two ions are in the same solution, therefore salt bridge is not needed in this case (two vertical lines are not needed).  Note: For two identical items, choose the one with lower number first.

5a Devise a cell for the following redox reaction                                            H2(g) + I2 (g)  →  2HI(aq) Choose the items below in correct order (from 1 to 9) that is consistent with the correct cell notation from Left to the Right.  It is easier to sketch the cell notation on a piece of paper first before you choose the answers. Hint: the product HI(ag) can also written as "H+(aq), I-(aq)" where two ions are in the same solution, therefore salt bridge is not needed in this case (two vertical lines are not needed).  Note: For two identical items, choose the one with lower number first.

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Devise a cell for the following redox reaction

                                           H2(g) + I2 (g)  →  2HI(aq)

Choose the items below in correct order (from 1 to 9) that is consistent with the correct cell notation from Left to the Right.  It is easier to sketch the cell notation on a piece of paper first before you choose the answers.

Hint: the product HI(ag) can also written as "H+(aq), I-(aq)" where two ions are in the same solution, therefore salt bridge is not needed in this case (two vertical lines are not needed).  Note: For two identical items, choose the one with lower number first.

 

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Transcribed Image Text:1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 4. I 6. 7. - 12(s) 8. ~| < H(aq), l(aq) > Pt Pt ~ | H2(g) ~ | V
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