Construct a Mg²+/Mg-Ag*/Ag cell with a positive cell potential in the voltaic cells interactive to answer the questions. Which way are electrons flowing through the external circuit? left to right O right to left no movement In which direction are K ions moving in the salt bridge? O left to right no movement O right to left In which direction are NO, ions moving in the salt bridge? In which direction are K ions moving in the salt bridge? O left to right no movement right to left In which direction are NO, ions moving in the salt bridge? left to right O right to left no movement

Construct a Mg²+/Mg-Ag*/Ag cell with a positive cell potential in the voltaic cells interactive to answer the questions. Which way are electrons flowing through the external circuit? left to right O right to left no movement In which direction are K ions moving in the salt bridge? O left to right no movement O right to left In which direction are NO, ions moving in the salt bridge? In which direction are K ions moving in the salt bridge? O left to right no movement right to left In which direction are NO, ions moving in the salt bridge? left to right O right to left no movement

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