For the following half-reactionsAIF, (ag) + 3e+ Al(s) + 6F (ag) e = -2.07 VAl* (ag) + 30 → Al(s)e* = -1.66 VCalculate the equilibrium constant at 25°C for the reactionAl*+ (ag) + 6F (ag) AIF,- (ag) K=?K =

The equilibrium constant can be calculated as

For the following halt-reactions AIF, (ag) + 3e→ Al(s) + 6F¯ (ag) e' =-2.07 V Al* (aq) + 3e¯ → AI(a) e' =-1.66 V Calculate the equilibrium constant at 25°C for the reaction Al* (ag) + 6F (aq) → AIF, (ag) K =? K =

For the following halt-reactions AIF, (ag) + 3e→ Al(s) + 6F¯ (ag) e' =-2.07 V Al* (aq) + 3e¯ → AI(a) e' =-1.66 V Calculate the equilibrium constant at 25°C for the reaction Al* (ag) + 6F (aq) → AIF, (ag) K =? K =

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For the following half-reactions
AIF, (ag) + 3e+ Al(s) + 6F (ag) e = -2.07 V
Al* (ag) + 30 → Al(s)
e* = -1.66 V
Calculate the equilibrium constant at 25°C for the reaction
Al*+ (ag) + 6F (ag) AIF,- (ag) K=?
K =

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