A student does the Galvanic cell experiment like Part Busing the setup shown above. Using the standard reduction potentials shown below, What is the calculated positive spontaneous voltage she should obtain when placing the voltmeter on the Mn and Fe? DO NOT PUT UNITS IN THE ANSWER BOX Mn Cu Fe + 2e Mn 2e Cu Fe E-1.18 V E +034 V E0.44 V 2e-+

A student does the Galvanic cell experiment like Part Busing the setup shown above. Using the standard reduction potentials shown below, What is the calculated positive spontaneous voltage she should obtain when placing the voltmeter on the Mn and Fe? DO NOT PUT UNITS IN THE ANSWER BOX Mn Cu Fe + 2e Mn 2e Cu Fe E-1.18 V E +034 V E0.44 V 2e-+

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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