Consider the cell reaction Sn(s) + Cu2*(ag) → Sn2+ The value of E°cell is 0.447 V at 25°C. Calculate the value of AG° and K for this cell. (aq) + Cu(s). а. O a. 86.3 kJ; 7.92 × 10¬16 O b.43.1 kJ; 3.55 × 10' O c. -43.1 kJ; 1.37 × 1043 O d. 86.3 kJ; 2.00 x 1086 e.-86.3 kJ; 1.34 × 1015

Consider the cell reaction Sn(s) + Cu2*(ag) → Sn2+ The value of E°cell is 0.447 V at 25°C. Calculate the value of AG° and K for this cell. (aq) + Cu(s). а. O a. 86.3 kJ; 7.92 × 10¬16 O b.43.1 kJ; 3.55 × 10' O c. -43.1 kJ; 1.37 × 1043 O d. 86.3 kJ; 2.00 x 1086 e.-86.3 kJ; 1.34 × 1015

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Consider the cell reaction
Sn(s) + Cu<*(ag) → Sn2+
The value of E°cell is 0.447 V at 25°C. Calculate the value of AG° and K for this cell.
(aq) + Cu(s).
а.
O a. 86.3 kJ; 7.92 × 10–16
O b.43.1 kJ; 3.55 × 10'
O c. -43.1 kJ; 1.37 × 1043
O d. 86.3 kJ; 2.00 × 1086
e.-86.3 kJ; 1.34 × 1015

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