The equations below are for reactants and their anticipated products. For each one, indicate whether thereaction will proceed spontaneously to the right, to the left, or not at all, using the standard reductionpotential table. Give a reason for your choice.Hints & Clarifications:●●●Assign oxidation numbers to determined reduction and oxidation reactionsCalculate cell potentialThe sign associated with cell potential determines spontaneity"Spontaneous to the right" means, reaction will occur on its own from left to right"Spontaneous to the left" means, reaction will occur on its own from right to left103 + Co+2 I + CoCircle one: spontaneous to the right, spontaneous to the left or non-spontaneous in bothdirectionsa)b)Reason:2+3C0²(g)3++2In(s) → 2In(aq) +3Co(s)Circle one: spontaneous to the right, spontaneous to the left or non-spontaneous in bothdirectionsReason:

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b) 103 +Co+2 I- + Co Circle one: spontaneous to the right, spontaneous to the left or non-spontaneous in both directions Reason: (aq) +2In(s) → 2In Reason: + 3Co(s) (aq) Circle one: spontaneous to the right, spontaneous to the left or non-spontaneous in both directions

b) 103 +Co+2 I- + Co Circle one: spontaneous to the right, spontaneous to the left or non-spontaneous in both directions Reason: (aq) +2In(s) → 2In Reason: + 3Co(s) (aq) Circle one: spontaneous to the right, spontaneous to the left or non-spontaneous in both directions

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The equations below are for reactants and their anticipated products. For each one, indicate whether the
reaction will proceed spontaneously to the right, to the left, or not at all, using the standard reduction
potential table. Give a reason for your choice.
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Assign oxidation numbers to determined reduction and oxidation reactions
Calculate cell potential
The sign associated with cell potential determines spontaneity
"Spontaneous to the right" means, reaction will occur on its own from left to right
"Spontaneous to the left" means, reaction will occur on its own from right to left
103 + Co+2 I + Co
Circle one: spontaneous to the right, spontaneous to the left or non-spontaneous in both
directions
a)
b)
Reason:
2+
3C0²(g)
3+
+2In(s) → 2In(aq) +3Co(s)
Circle one: spontaneous to the right, spontaneous to the left or non-spontaneous in both
directions
Reason:

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