(7.4) Describe in shorthand notation a galvanic cell for which the cell has the following reaction. Chose the BEST option by writing the CAPITAL LETTER of the best answer. Cu(s) + 2 Fe*(aq) - Cu*2(aq) + 2 Fe*2 (aq) CHOICES: (A) Cu|Cu*2||Fe*3|Fe*2 (B) Cu*2|Cu||Fe*3|Fe*2 (C) Cu Cu*2||Fe*2| Fe*3 (C) Cu*2|Cu||Fe*2| Fe*3 Answer:

(7.4) Describe in shorthand notation a galvanic cell for which the cell has the following reaction. Chose the BEST option by writing the CAPITAL LETTER of the best answer. Cu(s) + 2 Fe(aq) - Cu2(aq) + 2 Fe2 (aq) CHOICES: (A) Cu|Cu2||Fe3|Fe2 (B) Cu2|Cu||Fe3|Fe2 (C) Cu Cu2||Fe2| Fe3 (C) Cu2|Cu||Fe2| Fe*3 Answer:

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(7.4) Describe in shorthand notation a
galvanic cell for which the cell has the
following reaction. Chose the BEST option
by writing the CAPITAL LETTER of the best
answer.
Cu(s) + 2 Fe*3(aq) - Cu*?(aq) + 2
(be).
Fe2 (aq)
CHOICES:
(A) Cu Cu*2||Fe*3|Fe*2
(B) Cu*2|Cu||Fe*3| Fe*2
(C) Cu|Cu*2||Fe*2 |Fe*3
(C) Cu*2|Cu||Fe*2| Fe*3
Answer:

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