For Cell A only:1. a) Write the balanced cell reaction for the SPONTANEOUS direction.b) What is the value of Q for the cell reaction?c) Determine the standard cell potential for this cell.d) Determine the equilibrium constant for the cell rxn. Draw the electrochemical cell on the Carrou cell given. On the drawing show the placement of the saltbridges, material in each well and electrodes clipped to each alligator clip. In a similar fashion to theschematic shown above and show the spontaneous direction of the flow of electrons.Cell A:Zn(s) | Zn²*(0.10 M) || Sn²*(0.010 M) I Sn(s)Ecell = 0.59 VKNO:

Reaction occurs in cell A : At anode: Zn(s) ------> Zn+2(aq) + 2e- At cathode : Sn+2(aq) + 2e-…

For Cell A only: 1. a) Write the balanced cell reaction for the SPONTANEOUS direction. b) What is the value of Q for the cell reaction? c) Determine the standard cell potential for this cell. d) Determine the equilibrium constant for the cell rxn.

For Cell A only: 1. a) Write the balanced cell reaction for the SPONTANEOUS direction. b) What is the value of Q for the cell reaction? c) Determine the standard cell potential for this cell. d) Determine the equilibrium constant for the cell rxn.

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