QUESTION 142+Calculate E (cell) for the reaction, 2 I03 (aq) + 10 Fe (aq) <-> 10 Fe"(aq) + 12(aq) given the reduction potentials:2+Fe*(aq) + e <=> Fe<*(aq) . E° = 0.87 V2 103 (aq) + 10 e <=> I2(aq), E = 1.10 VA. -7.60 VO B. -1.97 VC. 0.23 VOD. -0.23 VE. 1.97 V

In the given half-cell reaction, IO3- is a oxidizing agent and Fe2+ is a reducing agent, hence IO3-…

Calculate E (cell) for the reaction, 2 103 (aq) + 10 Fe2*(aq) <=> 10 Fe3 (aq) + 12(aq) given the reduction potentials: Fe3+(aq) + e <=> Fe2*(aq), E° = 0.87 V 2 103 (aq) + 10 e <=> 12(aq), E° = 1.10 V A. -7.60 V O B. -1.97 V O C. 0.23 V D. -0.23 V E. 1.97 V

Calculate E (cell) for the reaction, 2 103 (aq) + 10 Fe2(aq) <=> 10 Fe3 (aq) + 12(aq) given the reduction potentials: Fe3+(aq) + e <=> Fe2(aq), E° = 0.87 V 2 103 (aq) + 10 e <=> 12(aq), E° = 1.10 V A. -7.60 V O B. -1.97 V O C. 0.23 V D. -0.23 V E. 1.97 V

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