Would you expect a difference in the cell potential had larger cells been constructed and tested?Suggest an aspect of a cell's function that may be affected by using a larger cell that contains agreater quantity of chemicals.A Ni-Cd rechargeable cell has a cell potential of +1.30V. If the cathode has a potential of+0.49 V, what is the anode's potential? Observations (Not graded, but needed to complete the assessment)Zn(s) Zn²+ (aq) Cu²+ (aq) Cu(s)Zn (s)(4₂(0)(ut cage the cu(s)+2Zo(s) → Z₁+² (aq) +LeCatzCell 1AnodeCathodeReduction Half RxnOxidation Half RxnNet Cell RxnPredicted StandardCell PotentialObserved CellPotentialCell 3AnodeCathodeReduction Half Rxn.Oxidation Half RxnNet Cell RxnPredicted StandardCell PotentialObserved CellPotentialCell 5AnodeCathodeReduction Half RxnOxidation Half RxnNet Cell RxnPredicted StandardCell PotentialObserved CellPotential(aq) +za(s) >curs) Zn²dag)E cathode - Fanode1.100Fe(s) | Fe²+ (aq) | Cu²+ (aq) | Cu(s)Fels)(u(s)Cu²+ (as) 72e → (u(s)Fecs) >Fe²t Cathe-Cu²+ (aa) + Fe(s)+Fp²t (oght (W()E cathode - Eº anode00.790||Mg(s) Mg2+ (aq) Fe2+ (aq) Fe(s)Cell 2AnodeCathodeReduction Half RxnOxidation Half RxnNet Cell RxnPredicted StandardCell PotentialObserved CellPotentialCell 4AnodeCathodeReduction Half RxnOxidation Half RxnNet Cell RxnPredicted StandardCell PotentialObserved CellPotentialCell 6AnodeMg(s)FelsFe²+ (aq)t 2e → Fe(s)My (s) > Mg² tragitzeNet Cell RxnFe²+ (aq)+ Mg(s) >Fe(s) +Mg²¹79₂) Predicted StandardE cathode - EcoudéCell Potential1.920CathodeReduction Half RxnOxidation Half RxnObserved CellPotentialZn(s) Zn²+ (aq) Fe²+ (aq) Fe(s)Zn (s)Fe(s)Fe²+ Canitze > Fe(s)Zn (s) → Zn ²¹ cagatze2424Fe²+ (aq) +Zn(s) 72 tagit Fe(s)E cathode - E anode0.310Mg(s) Mg²+ (aq)| Zn²+ (aq)| Zn(s)Mg(s)ZacZn²+ Cagitze 20 (5)Mg(s) → Mg²+ (ag) teZin't (m₂) tang (s)-> mg Tagiten(s)E cathode - E anode1.613Mg(s) Mg²+ (aq) | Cu²+ (aq) | Cu(s)Mg (s)(u(s)(u²t (ag]+2e +(u(s)Mg(s) → Mg²+ Castle]>(u²+ (aq) + Mg(s) ? M₂² (mg) + (w(s)Eº Cathode -E anode2.711

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