Chemistrythe unit is electro chemistry- grade 12:) Chemistrythe unit is electro chemistry- grade 12:)How many H2O's must be added to the half reaction given below tobalance the mass for oxygen? MnO4^- (aq) => MnO2 (s)2 on the right side2 on the left side1 on the left side1 on the right sideWhat must be added to the following half-reaction for it to be balanced?2H20(I) => H2O2(aq) + 2H^+ (aq) + 2e-2 electrons to the left sideit is already balanced2 electrons to the right side1 electron to the right sideIf the metal used at the cathode is Ag^+, what is its half reaction?Ag^2+ (aq) + 2e- => Ag(s)Ag^1+ (aq) => Ag(s)Ag^1 (aq) => Ag(s) + 1e-Ag^1+(aq) + 1e- => Ag(s)Which statement about a galvanic cell is NOT correct? *Reduction occurs at the cathode.Oxidation occurs at the anode.Chemical species can have their oxidation number decreased at the cathode.Elemental metal is routinely converted to metal cations at the cathode00Which statement about a galvanic cell is NOT correct? *Reduction occurs at the cathode.Oxidation occurs at the anode.Chemical species can have their oxidation number decreased at the cathode.Elemental metal is routinely converted to metal cations at the cathode1 poOxidation processes always result in a decrease in the oxidation numberof a species. Re-write this statement so it is correct.Your answer

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Chemistry the unit is electro chemistry- grade 12:) How many H2O's must be added to the half reaction given below to balance the mass for oxygen? MnO4^- (aq) => MnO2 (s) O2 on the right side 2 on the left side

Chemistry the unit is electro chemistry- grade 12:) How many H2O's must be added to the half reaction given below to balance the mass for oxygen? MnO4^- (aq) => MnO2 (s) O2 on the right side 2 on the left side

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