For each of the following electrode and electrolyte pairings, indicate the oxidation reaction, the reduction reaction, the cell reaction, and the overall expected EMF of the cell using the tables from powerpoint slides 11 and 12. Once you have determined the cell reaction, write the conventional cell notation. a. Zn and Zn¹2 mixed with Sn and Sn+² b. Cu and Cu*² mixed with Cd and Cd+² c. Mg and Mg2 mixed with Pb and Pb+²

For each of the following electrode and electrolyte pairings, indicate the oxidation reaction, the reduction reaction, the cell reaction, and the overall expected EMF of the cell using the tables from powerpoint slides 11 and 12. Once you have determined the cell reaction, write the conventional cell notation. a. Zn and Zn¹2 mixed with Sn and Sn+² b. Cu and Cu*² mixed with Cd and Cd+² c. Mg and Mg2 mixed with Pb and Pb+²

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