Consider the pictured voltaic cell. ZnSO4 is dissolved in the left solution and CuSO4 is dissolved in the right solution. The salt bridge is comprised of KNO3. Match each cell compound or component with its correct identity or function. Anode            Cathode   The salt bridge ion that travels into the anode solution   The salt bridge ion that travels into the cathode solution        The correct cell notation          The correct overall redox reaction equation   [answer choices] It is not possible to write the correct chemical equation from the information given             Cu|Cu2+||Zn2+|Zn             Cu + Zn2+ --> Zn + Cu2+             where Cu is oxidized to Cu2+             nitrate (NO3 -)             K+             where Cu2+ is reduced to Cu             Zn|Cu||Zn2+|Cu2+             Cu2+|Zn2+||Cu|Zn             Zn|Zn2+||Cu2+|Cu             Zn2+             Zn + Cu --> Cu2+ + Zn2+             Cu2+             Zn + Cu2+ --> Cu + Zn2+             where Zn is oxidized to Zn2+             where Zn2+ is reduced to Zn

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Consider the pictured voltaic cell. ZnSO4 is dissolved in the left solution and CuSO4 is dissolved in the right solution. The salt bridge is comprised of KNO3. Match each cell compound or component with its correct identity or function.

Anode         
 
Cathode
 
The salt bridge ion that travels into the anode solution
 
The salt bridge ion that travels into the cathode solution     
 
The correct cell notation       
 
The correct overall redox reaction equation
 
[answer choices] It is not possible to write the correct chemical equation from the information given             Cu|Cu2+||Zn2+|Zn             Cu + Zn2+ --> Zn + Cu2+             where Cu is oxidized to Cu2+             nitrate (NO3 -)             K+             where Cu2+ is reduced to Cu             Zn|Cu||Zn2+|Cu2+             Cu2+|Zn2+||Cu|Zn             Zn|Zn2+||Cu2+|Cu             Zn2+             Zn + Cu --> Cu2+ + Zn2+             Cu2+             Zn + Cu2+ --> Cu + Zn2+             where Zn is oxidized to Zn2+             where Zn2+ is reduced to Zn         
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