A voltaic cell is set up with a Ni2+ (aq) /Ni (s) redox conjugate pair at the cathode. Select each redox conjugate pair that can be placed at the anode that will allow for spontaneous electron transfer: 100 Mn²+/Mn Ba²+/Ba Pb²+/Pb H+/H₂ F₂/F*

A voltaic cell is set up with a Ni2+ (aq) /Ni (s) redox conjugate pair at the cathode. Select each redox conjugate pair that can be placed at the anode that will allow for spontaneous electron transfer: 100 Mn²+/Mn Ba²+/Ba Pb²+/Pb H+/H₂ F₂/F*

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A voltaic cell is set up with a Ni2+ (aq) /Ni (s) redox conjugate pair at the cathode. Select each redox conjugate pair that can be placed at the anode that will allow for
spontaneous electron transfer:
Mn²+/Mn
Ba²+/Ba
Pb²+/Pb
H+/H₂
F₂/F²

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