A galvanic cell is prepared according to the redox reaction shown below. A voltmeter connected to this galvanic cell under standard conditions reads0.45 V, and AGren-79 kJ/mol.If the concentration of Fe2 is increased to 2.0 M, then Ecell willand AGren will be.Fe(s) + 2H(aq) →→→→ Fe²+ H₂(g)O increase, less negativeO decrease, more negativedecrebe, less negativeO increase, more negativethan AG

epared according to the redox reaction shown below. A voltmeter connected to this galvanic cell under standard conditions reads 0.45 V, and AG-79 kJ/mol. If the concentration of Fe2 is increased to 2.0 M, then Ell will, and AGres will be, Fe(s) + 2H(aq) Fe²+ H₂) O increase, less negative O decrease, more negative decrebe, less negative than AG

epared according to the redox reaction shown below. A voltmeter connected to this galvanic cell under standard conditions reads 0.45 V, and AG-79 kJ/mol. If the concentration of Fe2 is increased to 2.0 M, then Ell will, and AGres will be, Fe(s) + 2H(aq) Fe²+ H₂) O increase, less negative O decrease, more negative decrebe, less negative than AG

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