V.(6)Hin0.20 barSalt bridge|(ag)H(ao)PtAg wire coatedwith Agi(s)Nal (0.10 M)HCI (0.10 M)(a)Write the line notation for this cell.(b)Calculate the potential for each half-cell and the cell voltage E.(c)Write the spontaneous net cell reaction.

In an electrochemical cell, the two half reactions taking place are oxidation and reduction. The…

H2(g) in 0.20 bar Salt bridge r(ag) H(aq) Pt Ag wire coated with Agi(s) Nal (0.10 M) HCI (0.10 M) Write the line notation for this cell. Calculate the potential for each half-cell and the cell voltage, E. Write the spontaneous net cell reaction.

H2(g) in 0.20 bar Salt bridge r(ag) H(aq) Pt Ag wire coated with Agi(s) Nal (0.10 M) HCI (0.10 M) Write the line notation for this cell. Calculate the potential for each half-cell and the cell voltage, E. Write the spontaneous net cell reaction.

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