Given the reaction: 2Ag + Cl, > 2Ag* + 2CH The mass of Ct is 2.68 lb and the volume of the solution is 8500 cm?. Determine a.) Pressure of Clz in atm if n= 0.825 mol b.) cell notation c.) E d.) E e.) Concentration of Silver ion in Molarity and Normality Assume the reaction takes place at 308.15K.

Given the reaction: 2Ag + Cl, > 2Ag* + 2CH The mass of Ct is 2.68 lb and the volume of the solution is 8500 cm?. Determine a.) Pressure of Clz in atm if n= 0.825 mol b.) cell notation c.) E d.) E e.) Concentration of Silver ion in Molarity and Normality Assume the reaction takes place at 308.15K.

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Given the reaction:
2Ag + Cl, → 2Ag* + 2CI
The mass of Ct is 2.68 lb and the volume of the solution is 8500 cm. Determine a.) Pressure of
Clz in atm if n= 0.825 mol b.) cell notation c.) E° d.) E e.) Concentration of Silver ion in Molarity
and Normality
Assume the reaction takes place at 308.15K.

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