-4 >© Macmillan LearningA redox reaction used in an electrochemical cell has a negative standard free energy change, AGrxn.Which statement about the redox reaction is true?Ecellis positive; K >1Ecell is negative; K > 1Ecell is negative; K <1Ecell is positive; K < 1QaM09. Macmillan LearniConsider the following reaction and its AG at 25.00 °C.Fe2+ (aq) + Zn(s) →Fe(s) + Zn²+ (aq) AG = -60.73 kJ/molCalculate the standard cell potential, Ecell for the reaction.Excell=Calculate the equilibrium constant, K, for the reaction.K =HHaVO1:15 am09/12/2022

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A redox reaction used in an electrochemical cell has a negative standard free energy change, AGrxn- Which statement about the redox reaction is true? Ecell is positive; K > 1 Ecell is negative; K > 1 Ecell is negative; K < 1 Ecell is positive; K <1

A redox reaction used in an electrochemical cell has a negative standard free energy change, AGrxn- Which statement about the redox reaction is true? Ecell is positive; K > 1 Ecell is negative; K > 1 Ecell is negative; K < 1 Ecell is positive; K <1

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