A galvanic cell is constructed using two half-cells: Zn electrode and Zn(NO3)2 (Zn|Zn*2), and Ag electrode and AGNO3 (AgJAg*). Determine the ff: 1. E°cll 2. Electrochemical / Redox Reaction 3. How many electrons are being transferred? 4. Cathode and Anode 5. Cell Notation Use these half-cell reductions for Zn|Zn*2 and Ag|Ag* +2 + 2e + Zn() E° = –0.762 V Aga) Ag(s) E° = 0.799 V +e-

A galvanic cell is constructed using two half-cells: Zn electrode and Zn(NO3)2 (Zn|Zn2), and Ag electrode and AGNO3 (AgJAg). Determine the ff: 1. E°cll 2. Electrochemical / Redox Reaction 3. How many electrons are being transferred? 4. Cathode and Anode 5. Cell Notation Use these half-cell reductions for Zn|Zn2 and Ag|Ag +2 + 2e + Zn() E° = –0.762 V Aga) Ag(s) E° = 0.799 V +e-

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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