A galvanic cell was built using Zinc and iron. For this Galvanic cell complete the following a. Write a balanced reduction half-reaction b. Write a balanced oxidation half-reaction c. Write the overall balanced equation for the cell d. The electrons flow from the metal beaker to the metal beaker ( e. The negative ions flow into the metal beaker and the positive ions flow into the metal beaker f. Write the cell notation g. Draw a fully labelled galvanic cell made with your assigned metal combination. You can use potassium nitrate as the solution in your salt bridge (KNO3). Labels should be specific to your metals/solutions and include (8): Anode and solution, Cathode and solution, Half-reactions, Salt Bridge and solution, Arrows to display movement of ions, Arrows to display electron movement, Show where oxidation occurs, Show where reduction occurs. You can use the image below as a template.

A galvanic cell was built using Zinc and iron. For this Galvanic cell complete the following a. Write a balanced reduction half-reaction b. Write a balanced oxidation half-reaction c. Write the overall balanced equation for the cell d. The electrons flow from the metal beaker to the metal beaker ( e. The negative ions flow into the metal beaker and the positive ions flow into the metal beaker f. Write the cell notation g. Draw a fully labelled galvanic cell made with your assigned metal combination. You can use potassium nitrate as the solution in your salt bridge (KNO3). Labels should be specific to your metals/solutions and include (8): Anode and solution, Cathode and solution, Half-reactions, Salt Bridge and solution, Arrows to display movement of ions, Arrows to display electron movement, Show where oxidation occurs, Show where reduction occurs. You can use the image below as a template.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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