Given the following diagram, identify the followinga. Anode (Zn or Mg)b. Cathode (Zn or Mg)c. What is the Voltage for Anoded. What is E cell potentialPE?2n/2n+2mgl Matr? Cathode2e- Anode: (A) 18Cathode: (B)D=Ecell = 0.76vEcell = -2,37 V? How did you determine thisVoltage?

Given, The standard reduction electrode potential is, E°Zn2+/Zn=-0.76 VE°Mg2+/Mg=-2.37 V Oxidation…

Given the following diagram, identify the following a. Anode (Zn or Mg) b. Cathode (Zn or Mg) c. What is the Voltage for Anode d. What is E cell potential 24 2e- Anode: (A) Cathode: (B) 1² ? Cathode 2n/2n+2 Mg|Mat2 +2 E. D= + Ecell = 0.76v Ecell= -2,37 V ? How did you determine this Voltage

Given the following diagram, identify the following a. Anode (Zn or Mg) b. Cathode (Zn or Mg) c. What is the Voltage for Anode d. What is E cell potential 24 2e- Anode: (A) Cathode: (B) 1² ? Cathode 2n/2n+2 Mg|Mat2 +2 E. D= + Ecell = 0.76v Ecell= -2,37 V ? How did you determine this Voltage

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Given the following diagram, identify the following
a. Anode (Zn or Mg)
b. Cathode (Zn or Mg)
c. What is the Voltage for Anode
d. What is E cell potential
PE
?
2n/2n+2
mgl Matr
? Cathode
2e- Anode: (A) 18
Cathode: (B)
D=
Ecell = 0.76v
Ecell = -2,37 V
? How did you determine this
Voltage
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