(i) What are the anodic, cathodic, and overall reactions responsible for the potential of the electrochemical cell in Figure below? Write the shorthand notation for the electrochemical cell and calculate the standard reduction potential of the cell. potentiometer salt bridge HC Fecly Ag FeCl, Pt dre 0.0100 dre0.0500 aC0.100

(i) What are the anodic, cathodic, and overall reactions responsible for the potential of the electrochemical cell in Figure below? Write the shorthand notation for the electrochemical cell and calculate the standard reduction potential of the cell. potentiometer salt bridge HC Fecly Ag FeCl, Pt dre 0.0100 dre0.0500 aC0.100

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