Consider the following electrochemical cell, with a KCI(aq) salt bridge: Mn(s) | MnCl2(aq) || CdCl2(aq) | Cd(s). Identify the matching pairs below. Note that for metallic susbstances, "metal" refers to chemical properties and "electrode" refers to physical properties, though they are the same substance. electrons 1. reducing agent manganese ions 2. oxidizing agent Mn metal 3. consumed at the cathode Mn electrode 4. transferred from cathode to anode 5. produced at the anode Cd2*(aq) 6. gains mass chloride ions 7. loses mass Cd electrode >

Consider the following electrochemical cell, with a KCI(aq) salt bridge: Mn(s) | MnCl2(aq) || CdCl2(aq) | Cd(s). Identify the matching pairs below. Note that for metallic susbstances, "metal" refers to chemical properties and "electrode" refers to physical properties, though they are the same substance. electrons 1. reducing agent manganese ions 2. oxidizing agent Mn metal 3. consumed at the cathode Mn electrode 4. transferred from cathode to anode 5. produced at the anode Cd2*(aq) 6. gains mass chloride ions 7. loses mass Cd electrode >

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Consider the following electrochemical cell, with a KCI(aq) salt bridge:
Mn(s) | MnCl2(aq) || CdCl2(aq) | Cd(s).
Identify the matching pairs below. Note that for metallic susbstances, "metal" refers
to chemical properties and "electrode" refers to physical properties, though they are
the same substance.
electrons
1. reducing agent
manganese ions
2. oxidizing agent
Mn metal
3. consumed at the cathode
Mn electrode
4. transferred from cathode to anode
5. produced at the anode
Cd2*(aq)
6. gains mass
chloride ions
7. loses mass
Cd electrode
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