Given the hypothetical metal samples a, B. and y were placed in an electrochemical cell as electrodes with their corresponding mettalic ions a*. B<*. and y* as their electrolytes. The following standard cell potentials were observed and recorded: E cll Trial Anode Cathode 0.72 V 0.53 V 3 1.25 V And given that the standard reduction potential of y is -2.38V, what is the standard reduction potential of a? O 1.66 V O -1.13 V O +3.10 V O +1.88 V
Given the hypothetical metal samples a, B. and y were placed in an electrochemical cell as electrodes with their corresponding mettalic ions a*. B<*. and y* as their electrolytes. The following standard cell potentials were observed and recorded: E cll Trial Anode Cathode 0.72 V 0.53 V 3 1.25 V And given that the standard reduction potential of y is -2.38V, what is the standard reduction potential of a? O 1.66 V O -1.13 V O +3.10 V O +1.88 V
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Transcribed Image Text:Given the hypothetical metal samples a, B. and y were placed in an electrochemical cell as electrodes with their corresponding mettalic ions a*. B<*. and y* as their electrolytes. The following standard cell potentials were observed
and recorded:
E cll
Trial
Anode
Cathode
0.72 V
0.53 V
3
1.25 V
And given that the standard reduction potential of y is -2.38V, what is the standard reduction potential of a?
O 1.66 V
O -1.13 V
O +3.10 V
O +1.88 V
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