Based on the followinrg reduction potential data, what is the AG for the following electrochemical cell reactionZnis) Culag) → Znlag) • Culs)? E°_ » -0.763 V for Znlag) • 2e →Znis) E• +0.340 V for Culag) + 2e →Culs)0-106 kJimal0 106 ml0 213ma

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Based on the following reduction potential data, what is the SG for the following electrochemical cell reaction: Zris) Culag) ZnMag Cuts? E?_ • -0.763 V for Znlag) 2e→Znis)E +0.340 V for Culag) + 2e→ Culs) 0 106 imal 0 106 O 213ina

Based on the following reduction potential data, what is the SG for the following electrochemical cell reaction: Zris) Culag) ZnMag Cuts? E?_ • -0.763 V for Znlag) 2e→Znis)E +0.340 V for Culag) + 2e→ Culs) 0 106 imal 0 106 O 213ina

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