Cell potential an electrochemical cell based on the following two halr- reactions. Be sure to balance the equations to determine the moles of electrons. a. Ca(s) + Cu(ag)-> Ca (ag) + Cu(s) [Ca*] = 0.625 M, [Cu*] = 0.0150M b. Na(s) + Pb**(ag)-> Na (ag) + Pb(s) [Na"] = 0.00225 M, [Pb] = 0.825 M c. Cr (ag) + Cu (ag) -> Cu(s) +Cr (ag) [Cr*] = 1.85 M, [Cr] = 0.150 M, [Cu] = 0.175 M

Cell potential an electrochemical cell based on the following two halr- reactions. Be sure to balance the equations to determine the moles of electrons. a. Ca(s) + Cu(ag)-> Ca (ag) + Cu(s) [Ca] = 0.625 M, [Cu] = 0.0150M b. Na(s) + Pb**(ag)-> Na (ag) + Pb(s) [Na"] = 0.00225 M, [Pb] = 0.825 M c. Cr (ag) + Cu (ag) -> Cu(s) +Cr (ag) [Cr*] = 1.85 M, [Cr] = 0.150 M, [Cu] = 0.175 M

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