30 escA galvanic cell is set up with iron and aluminum half-cells, according to the unbalanced reaction below. If the concentration of Fe2+ is 0.0011 M and theconcentration of A13+ is 0.77 M, what is the Ecell in volts?Fe2+ (aq) + Al(s) → Fe(s) + Al³+ (aq)E cell = +1.22 VO A. 0.00 VOB. 1.23 VOC. 0.964 VOD. 1.13 VOE. 1.39 VOF. 1.20 VO G. 1.33 VOH. 1.05 VOI. 1.28 VOJ. 1.22 V<< Question 30 of 32 > >>Moving to another question will save this response.MacBook AirF123²FR8.0Fo!1A2F2WS#3F3EDC$4F4RF%5VF5TG< 6YB&7HF7UN*008JDIIFBI(9MF9KOOF10P;..[I

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A galvanic cell is set up with iron and aluminum half-cells, according to the unbalanced reaction below. If the concentration of Fe2+ is 0.0011 M and the concentration of A13+ is 0.77 M, what is the Ecell in volts? Fe2+ (aq) + Al(s) → Fe(s) + A1³+ (aq) E cell = +1.22 V OA. 0.00 V OB. 1.23 V OC. 0.964 V OD. 1.13 V OE. 1.39 V OF. 1.20 V OG. 1.33 V OH. 1.05 V OL 1.28 V OJ. 1.22 V

A galvanic cell is set up with iron and aluminum half-cells, according to the unbalanced reaction below. If the concentration of Fe2+ is 0.0011 M and the concentration of A13+ is 0.77 M, what is the Ecell in volts? Fe2+ (aq) + Al(s) → Fe(s) + A1³+ (aq) E cell = +1.22 V OA. 0.00 V OB. 1.23 V OC. 0.964 V OD. 1.13 V OE. 1.39 V OF. 1.20 V OG. 1.33 V OH. 1.05 V OL 1.28 V OJ. 1.22 V

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