Consider the following reaction:2 Al (s) + 3 l2 (s) = 2AIº* (aq) + 61" (ag)12+2e-> 21 E = +0.54 VAI3++3e AI E = -1.66 VCalculate the following.E cell =Select]AG (in kJ/mol) =Select)- Previous

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Consider the following reaction: 2 Al (s) + 3 l2 (s) = 2AI** (aq) + 61 (ag) 12+2e-> 21 E = +0.54 V Al3+ +3e AI E = -1.66V Calculate the following. E cell =Select AG (in kJ/mol) = Select *Previous

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