For the electrochemical cell below,which of the following statements istrue whenthe cell operates spontaneously?(That is, when electrons are allowedto flowwhichever way they "want" to)?Au(s)Pt(s)1 M Sn2* (aq)Au3+ (aq)1 M Sn4+ (aq) O electrons will move from left toright (--->)O The reaction occurring at the Auelectrode is: Au3+ + 3 eAu(s)O the Au electrode is the anode.O The reaction occurring at the Ptelectrode is: Sn(s)Sn2+ + 2 e-O Reduction occurs at the Pt (or Sn)electrode.

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electrode is: Au3+ + 3 e- Au(s) O the Au electrode is the anode. O The reaction occurring at the Pt electrode is: Sn(s) 2+

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