This problem is about the electrochemical cell in problem 5The above cell shows the standard half-cell potentials as follows:→ Pu³+→ 2Cr³+Pu*t + e4+E° = 0.97VCr20,2- + 14H + 12e+ 7H2OE° = 1.33VPlease calculate the AGº for the above cell.A. -2.08 x 105 J/molB. 1.74 x 105 J/molC. -1.40 x 105 J/molD. 7.00 x 104 J/mol

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above cell shows the standard half-cell potentials as follows: Pu+ +e 3+ → Pu³ → 2Cr³+ E° = 0.97V 0,2-+ 14H+ + 7H2O E° = 1.33V se calculate the AGº for the above cell. 2.08 x 105 J/mol .74 x 105 J/mol 1.40 x 105 J/mol .00 x 104 J/mol

above cell shows the standard half-cell potentials as follows: Pu+ +e 3+ → Pu³ → 2Cr³+ E° = 0.97V 0,2-+ 14H+ + 7H2O E° = 1.33V se calculate the AGº for the above cell. 2.08 x 105 J/mol .74 x 105 J/mol 1.40 x 105 J/mol .00 x 104 J/mol

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This problem is about the electrochemical cell in problem 5
The above cell shows the standard half-cell potentials as follows:
→ Pu³+
→ 2Cr³+
Pu*t + e
4+
E° = 0.97V
Cr20,2- + 14H + 12e
+ 7H2O
E° = 1.33V
Please calculate the AGº for the above cell.
A. -2.08 x 105 J/mol
B. 1.74 x 105 J/mol
C. -1.40 x 105 J/mol
D. 7.00 x 104 J/mol

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