Simpan Otomatis20200930175602D1747_Assignment 6 Electrochemistry (1) - Tampilan Terlindungi • Disimpan ke PC ini -O Cari (Alt+Q)Wian Annes H. S. Pandiangan WAWFileBeranda SisipkanGambarDesainTata LetakReferensiSurat Peninjauan TampilanBantuanP Komentar v6 BagikanA Gambar TabelU Kirim via Email> Lacak PerubahanA Pratinjau Cetak dan CetakKetebalan v(i) TAMPILAN TERPROTEKSI Hati-hati, file dari internet bisa berisi virus. Kecuali Anda perlu mengeditnya, sebaiknya Anda tetap di dalam Tampilan Terproteksi.Aktifkan Pengeditan4. 1. 5. 1 · 6. 1·7:1· 8• 1 · 9. 1 · 10. 1 11· I12. 1· 13. 1 14. 1 15. 1· 16.L · 17. 1 18. L|·L·ASSIGMENT 6ELECTROCHEMISTRY1.Based on the cell potential measured for the cellsCo(s) | Co²*(aq) || Cu²*(aq) | Cu(s)Fe(s) | Fe²*(aq) || Cu²*(aq) | Cu(s)what potential should you expect to find for the follow-ing cell?Fe(s) | Fe?*(aq) || Co²*(aq) | Co(s)E°= 0.614 VE° = 0.777 V2.Using values from the table of standard reduction poten-tials, calculate the cell potentials of the following cells.|(a) Ga(s) | Ga*(aq) || Ag*(aq) | Ag(s)(b) Zn(s) | Zn²*(aq) || Cr³ *(aq) | Cr(s)(c) Fe(s), FeS(s) | S²"(aq) || Sn²*(aq) | Sn(s)3+2+2+3.Halaman 1 dari 210 kataDFokus前100%9:52 PMENG1/18/202216. 1 15. 1 ·14· 1 :13• 1 ·12· I ·11· 1 · 10· 1 · 9:1 ·8· 1·7· 1 · 6· 1 · 5 · 1 · 4: 1: 3· 1· 2· 1 · 1· 1 · · r

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Based on the cell potential measured for the cells Co(s) | Co²*(aq) || Cu²*(aq) | Cu(s) Fe(s) | Fe²*(aq) || Cu²*(aq) | Cu(s) what potential should you expect to find for the follow- ing cell? Fe(s) | Fe²*(aq) || Co²*(aq) | Co(s) E = 0.614 V E = 0.777 V

Based on the cell potential measured for the cells Co(s) | Co²(aq) || Cu²(aq) | Cu(s) Fe(s) | Fe²(aq) || Cu²(aq) | Cu(s) what potential should you expect to find for the follow- ing cell? Fe(s) | Fe²(aq) || Co²(aq) | Co(s) E = 0.614 V E = 0.777 V

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ELECTROCHEMISTRY
1.
Based on the cell potential measured for the cells
Co(s) | Co²*(aq) || Cu²*(aq) | Cu(s)
Fe(s) | Fe²*(aq) || Cu²*(aq) | Cu(s)
what potential should you expect to find for the follow-
ing cell?
Fe(s) | Fe?*(aq) || Co²*(aq) | Co(s)
E°
= 0.614 V
E° = 0.777 V
2.
Using values from the table of standard reduction poten-
tials, calculate the cell potentials of the following cells.
|(a) Ga(s) | Ga*(aq) || Ag*(aq) | Ag(s)
(b) Zn(s) | Zn²*(aq) || Cr³ *(aq) | Cr(s)
(c) Fe(s), FeS(s) | S²"(aq) || Sn²*(aq) | Sn(s)
3+
2+
2+
3.
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