Assume that you want to construct a voltaic cell that uses the foilowing half rea A2*(aq) + 2 e →A(s) B2*(aq) + 2 e→ B(s) E° =-0.10 V E° = -1.10 V %3D You begin with the incomplete cell pictured. a. What addition must you make to the cell to generate a standard voltage? b. What voltage will the cell generate under standard conditions? c. Which electrode is the cathode? с. pe o buens exog phpo d. Which direction will the electrons flow?

Assume that you want to construct a voltaic cell that uses the foilowing half rea A2(aq) + 2 e →A(s) B2(aq) + 2 e→ B(s) E° =-0.10 V E° = -1.10 V %3D You begin with the incomplete cell pictured. a. What addition must you make to the cell to generate a standard voltage? b. What voltage will the cell generate under standard conditions? c. Which electrode is the cathode? с. pe o buens exog phpo d. Which direction will the electrons flow?

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