I hope you can answer both of the questions. Given the following two standard reduction half-reaction calculate what the standard cell potential(E°) in volts. Report you answer to 3 decimal places.Cr20,2 (ag) + 14H* (a0) + 6e -→2Cr3+(aq) + 7H200 (E°red. = 1.33 V)H2O2 → 02 + 2H+ + 2e- (E°red = -0.682 V)1.201-2.8611.653-1.009O 2.012-1.8342.219-2.476 If a chemist started with only 15.21 grams of K2Cr207 solid and an unlimited amount of H2O2(ag)then what is the maximum amount of work? Report your answer in kJ to 2 decimal places only.O2(g) + Cr3+H2O2(aq) + Cr20,2² (aq)(ag) --58.6766.6756.71-54.4362.1456.41-64.19-60.22

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Given the following two standard reduction half-reaction calculate what the standard cell potential (E°) in volts. Report you answer to 3 decimal places. Cr207 (aq) + 14H* 2Cr3+ (aq) + 7H2O0 (E°red. = 1.33 V) (aq) + 6e - H2O2 - 02 + 2H+ + 2e- (E°red. = -0.682 V) 1.201 -2.861 1.653 -1.009 2.012 -1.834 2.219 0.2476

Given the following two standard reduction half-reaction calculate what the standard cell potential (E°) in volts. Report you answer to 3 decimal places. Cr207 (aq) + 14H* 2Cr3+ (aq) + 7H2O0 (E°red. = 1.33 V) (aq) + 6e - H2O2 - 02 + 2H+ + 2e- (E°red. = -0.682 V) 1.201 -2.861 1.653 -1.009 2.012 -1.834 2.219 0.2476

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