If yes, what is thea) Can Cr,0, (ag) oxidize Fe"(ag) to Fe in acidic medium?product of the reduction of Cr;0, (ag)?b) Can Fe(s) reduce Sn (ag) to Sn (aq)?If yes, what is the product of oxidation ofFe(s)?7.c) Can Br:(1) oxidize CI(ag) to Cl:(g)?If yes, what is the product of reduction of Bra(l)?If yes, what is the productd) Can Mno. (ag) reduce H;O:(ag) to H,O(1) in acidic medium?of oxidation of MnOs (ag)?If yes, what is the product ofe) Can H,O:(ag) reduce MnO.lag) in acidic medium?oxidation of H,0;(ag)? 2. Write the overall redox reaction and calculate Ecell for the following galvanic cells using Eq. 4.a) Ni/N (0.10 M)//Cu (1.0 M)/Cu0.059Ecell = E° celllog Q%3D(0.34 V + 0.26 V) = 0. 60 V0.059/2 = 0.02960.0296 + 0.60 =,6296b) Mg/Mg" (0.005 M)//Ag' (0.10 M)/Ag

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duct of the reduction of Cr,0, (ag)? Can Fe(s) reduce Sn (ag) to Sn (ag)? If yes, what is the product of oxi ) Can Br:(1) oxidize CI(ag) to Cl;(g)? If yes, what is the product of redu d) Can Mno, (ag) reduce H;O;(ag) to H,O(1) in acidic medium? If yes, what of oxidation of Mno (ag)?

duct of the reduction of Cr,0, (ag)? Can Fe(s) reduce Sn (ag) to Sn (ag)? If yes, what is the product of oxi ) Can Br:(1) oxidize CI(ag) to Cl;(g)? If yes, what is the product of redu d) Can Mno, (ag) reduce H;O;(ag) to H,O(1) in acidic medium? If yes, what of oxidation of Mno (ag)?

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If yes, what is the
a) Can Cr,0, (ag) oxidize Fe"(ag) to Fe in acidic medium?
product of the reduction of Cr;0, (ag)?
b) Can Fe(s) reduce Sn (ag) to Sn (aq)?
If yes, what is the product of oxidation of
Fe(s)?
7.
c) Can Br:(1) oxidize CI(ag) to Cl:(g)?
If yes, what is the product of reduction of Bra(l)?
If yes, what is the product
d) Can Mno. (ag) reduce H;O:(ag) to H,O(1) in acidic medium?
of oxidation of MnOs (ag)?
If yes, what is the product of
e) Can H,O:(ag) reduce MnO.lag) in acidic medium?
oxidation of H,0;(ag)?

2. Write the overall redox reaction and calculate Ecell for the following galvanic cells using Eq. 4.
a) Ni/N (0.10 M)//Cu (1.0 M)/Cu
0.059
Ecell = E° cell
log Q
%3D
(0.34 V + 0.26 V) = 0. 60 V
0.059/2 = 0.0296
0.0296 + 0.60 =,6296
b) Mg/Mg" (0.005 M)//Ag' (0.10 M)/Ag

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