Chemistry Please solve the questions as soon as possible. I'll upvote your work.Thank you! Ex 11. Write the scheme of a galvanic cell consisting of an electrode of the first kind and a redox electrode (optional of the above). Express the half-reactions occurring at each of the electrodes and the total reaction occurring in the element. Calculate the electrode potentials, the standard electromotive voltage of the element and AG 298 (t=25°C). Justify your answer! Zn/ZnCl(a=0.1M); = -0,76V = 0.22V Z AIO Ag/AgCl(TB),KCI (a=0.1M): PU/Fe (0.1M), Fe (0.05M); P=0.75V Li/LINO,(a-0.05M); -3.05V 4 14

Chemistry Please solve the questions as soon as possible. I'll upvote your work.Thank you! Ex 11. Write the scheme of a galvanic cell consisting of an electrode of the first kind and a redox electrode (optional of the above). Express the half-reactions occurring at each of the electrodes and the total reaction occurring in the element. Calculate the electrode potentials, the standard electromotive voltage of the element and AG 298 (t=25°C). Justify your answer! Zn/ZnCl(a=0.1M); = -0,76V = 0.22V Z AIO Ag/AgCl(TB),KCI (a=0.1M): PU/Fe (0.1M), Fe (0.05M); P=0.75V Li/LINO,(a-0.05M); -3.05V 4 14

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