Consider the cell represented by;Zn+2 (0.056 M) Zn || TI*3 (9.86 x 102 M) | TI" (0.048 M) Pt+2E° (Zn/Zn) = - 0.763 VE° T* T)= + 1.25 V%3D(TICalculate E cell, AG (free energy) and kEq for this cell and explain whether is galvanic or electrolytic cell. (do not forget to write half reactions).

On the left half of the cell representation there is anode and on the right it is the cathode. Ecell…

Consider Zn+2 (0.056 M) | Zn || TI*3 (9.86 x 102M) I TI* (0.048 M) Pt E° (Zn*2/ Zn) = -0.763 V E° T*/T) = + 1.25 V Calculate E cell, AG (free energy) and kEq for this cell and explain whether is galvanic or electrolytic cell. ( do not forget to wite half reactions).

Consider Zn+2 (0.056 M) | Zn || TI3 (9.86 x 102M) I TI (0.048 M) Pt E° (Zn2/ Zn) = -0.763 V E° T/T) = + 1.25 V Calculate E cell, AG (free energy) and kEq for this cell and explain whether is galvanic or electrolytic cell. ( do not forget to wite half reactions).

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E° (Zn/Zn) = - 0.763 V
E° T* T)= + 1.25 V
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Calculate E cell, AG (free energy) and kEq for this cell and explain whether is galvanic or electrolytic cell. (do not forget to write half reactions).

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