If the accompanying drawing of an electrochemical cell represents an iron-nickel cell,use the partial activity series included to determine which of the following describesthe component labeled 2.ElementHalf-ReactionLithiumLi → Lit + ePotassiumKK* + e-BariumВа — Ва* + 2 еCalciumСа— Са2* + 2 е-Magnesium Mg - Mg?+ + 2 e-AluminumAl → Al3+ + 3 eZincZn→ Zn?+ + 2 e-ChromiumCr- Cr* + 3 eIronFe → Fe2+ + 2 e"Co - Co2+ + 2 e-Ni - NI2+ + 2 eCobaltNickelTinSn→ Sn2+ + 2 e-LeadPb → Pb2+ + 2 e-H2 →2 H* + 2 e-Cu → Cu2+ + 2 e-HydrogenCopperAg → Ag* + ePt → Pt2+ + 2 eSilverPlatinumGoldAu → Aut + e-O A) nickel anodeB) nickel cathodeC) iron anodeD) iron cathodeReducing strength

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If the accompanying drawing of an electrochemical cell represents an iron-nickel cell, use the partial activity series included to determine which of the following describes the component labeled 2. Element Half-Reaction Lithium Li - Li* + e Potassium K→K* + e* Barium Ва Ва?* + 2 е" Calcium Са— Са" + 2 е- Magnesium Mg → Mg?+ + 2 e- Al AI* + 3 e Aluminum Zinc Zn→ Zn?* + 2 e" Chromium Cr- Cr** + 3 e Iron Fe → Fe2+ + 2 e- Co - Co2+ + 2 e Ni → NI2* + 2 e Cobalt Nickel Tin Sn- Sn2+ + 2 e Pb → Pb2+ + 2 e H2 +2 H* + 2 e Cu + Cu?+ + 2 e" Lead Hydrogen Copper Silver Ag → Ag* + e- Platinum Pt → Pt2+ + 2 e Gold Au Au* + e O A) nickel anode B) nickel cathode O ) iron anode O D) iron cathode Reducing strength

If the accompanying drawing of an electrochemical cell represents an iron-nickel cell, use the partial activity series included to determine which of the following describes the component labeled 2. Element Half-Reaction Lithium Li - Li* + e Potassium K→K* + e* Barium Ва Ва?* + 2 е" Calcium Са— Са" + 2 е- Magnesium Mg → Mg?+ + 2 e- Al AI* + 3 e Aluminum Zinc Zn→ Zn?* + 2 e" Chromium Cr- Cr** + 3 e Iron Fe → Fe2+ + 2 e- Co - Co2+ + 2 e Ni → NI2* + 2 e Cobalt Nickel Tin Sn- Sn2+ + 2 e Pb → Pb2+ + 2 e H2 +2 H* + 2 e Cu + Cu?+ + 2 e" Lead Hydrogen Copper Silver Ag → Ag* + e- Platinum Pt → Pt2+ + 2 e Gold Au Au* + e O A) nickel anode B) nickel cathode O ) iron anode O D) iron cathode Reducing strength

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