For the reaction : Als) / Al® aq) // Mg*?«aq) / Mg(s) the amount of cell potential produced is and is a reaction. O +0.71 spontaneous -0.71 V non-spontaneous O +2.15 V spontaneous -2.15 V non-spontaneous

For the reaction : Als) / Al® aq) // Mg*?«aq) / Mg(s) the amount of cell potential produced is and is a reaction. O +0.71 spontaneous -0.71 V non-spontaneous O +2.15 V spontaneous -2.15 V non-spontaneous

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For the reaction : Als) / Al® aq) // Mg*?«aq) / Mg(s) the amount of cell potential produced is
and is a
reaction.
O +0.71 spontaneous
-0.71 V non-spontaneous
O +2.15 V spontaneous
-2.15 V non-spontaneous

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