6. i ii Consider the following half reactions: Write the balanced half-reaction for the oxidation that occurs. Write the balanced half-reaction for the reduction that occurs. iii Write the balanced redox reaction. V Calculate the cell potential. iv Write the potential for each half-reaction next to it (the values are in your text) vi Calculate AG° at 25 °C. vii Is this reaction spontaneous? Why? viii Draw and label the cell for this reaction. Zn²+ + 2e¹- → Zn Fe³+ + 3e¹- → Fe ix Write the line notation for the cell. E° = -0.76 V E = -0.036V DELL

6. i ii Consider the following half reactions: Write the balanced half-reaction for the oxidation that occurs. Write the balanced half-reaction for the reduction that occurs. iii Write the balanced redox reaction. V Calculate the cell potential. iv Write the potential for each half-reaction next to it (the values are in your text) vi Calculate AG° at 25 °C. vii Is this reaction spontaneous? Why? viii Draw and label the cell for this reaction. Zn²+ + 2e¹- → Zn Fe³+ + 3e¹- → Fe ix Write the line notation for the cell. E° = -0.76 V E = -0.036V DELL

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