Given the half-cells: Ni/Ni2+ and Fe0 /Fe2+ a) Chose the anode and cathode. b) Calculate Eo and Delta G and K for this reaction. c) Calculate what the new cell potential (E) would be if the concentrations were [Ni2+] =.60 M and and [Fe+2] = .025M. If you let this battery run for 2 hours at 1.3 amps, what will be the new E for this battery? Given the half-cells:2+Ni/Ni²+ and Feo /Fe²+a) Chose the anode and cathode.b) Calculate Eº and AG and K for this reaction.c) Calculate what the new cell potential (E) would be if the concentrations were [Ni²+]=.60 M and and [Fe+2] = .025M.d) If you let this battery run for 2 hours at 1.3 amps, what will be the new E for thisbattery?

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Given the half-cells:
Ni/Ni2+ and Fe0 /Fe2+
a) Chose the anode and cathode.

b) Calculate Eo and Delta G and K for this reaction.

c) Calculate what the new cell potential (E) would be if the concentrations were [Ni2+] =.60
M and and [Fe+2] = .025M. If you let this battery run for 2 hours at 1.3 amps, what will
be the new E for this battery?

Given the half-cells:
2+
Ni/Ni²+ and Feo /Fe²+
a) Chose the anode and cathode.
b) Calculate Eº and AG and K for this reaction.
c) Calculate what the new cell potential (E) would be if the concentrations were [Ni²+]
=.60 M and and [Fe+2] = .025M.
d) If you let this battery run for 2 hours at 1.3 amps, what will be the new E for this
battery?

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