Use the following information to answer the next 2 questions.H₂(g)Pt(Inert)Fig. 61.0 mol/L NaOH(aq) 1.0 mol/L Ni(NO₂),The value of the standard cell potential of the cell in Fig. 6 is calculated to beSelect one:O +1.09 V-0.57 V1.0 mol/L KNO,+0.57 VO -1.09 VReferring to the cell in Fig. 6, identify if each of the following properties would increase, decrease or stay the samePropertyMass of nickel electrodeMass of platinum electrodeConcentration of nickel ionsConcentration of hydroxide ionsGreen colour of nickel solutionpH of anode half-cellIncrease, decrease, stay the same•• Use the following information to answer the next question.Fig. 5kation movem1.0 mol/LDescriptionCathodePorousBarrierBased on the figure 5 diagram, identify the following components of the voltaic cell.Positive electrodeAMENITHELDirection of electron movementLocation of oxidation1.0 mol/L2Component•

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Hal- Pt (Inert) Fig. 6 1.0 moit, KNO, N 1.0 mol/L NaOH(aq) 1.0 moi Ni(NO), Select one: O +1.09 V O -0.57 V +0.57 V The value of the standard cell potential of the cell in Fig. 6 is calculated to be

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