In a galvanic cell based on the oxidation-reduction reaction, Zn + 2 Ag+ = Zn²+ + Ag, with 298°° = +0.0378 V, the anode would bethe wire connecting the two half-cells that comprise the cellthe electrode containing Zn metalthe positive end of the salt bridge connecting the half-cellsthe negative end of the salt bridge connecting the half-cellsthe electrode containing Ag metalO O O O

Given redox reaction is Zn + 2 Ag+ ⇌Zn2+ + 2 Ag, ε2980 = +0.0378 V The anode in the above redox…

In a galvanic cell based on the oxidation-reduction reaction, Zn + 2 Ag+ Zn²+ + Ag, with 298° = +0.0378 V, the anode would be the wire connecting the two half-cells that comprise the cell O the electrode containing Zn metal O the positive end of the salt bridge connecting the half-cells O the negative end of the salt bridge connecting the half-cells O the electrode containing Ag metal

In a galvanic cell based on the oxidation-reduction reaction, Zn + 2 Ag+ Zn²+ + Ag, with 298° = +0.0378 V, the anode would be the wire connecting the two half-cells that comprise the cell O the electrode containing Zn metal O the positive end of the salt bridge connecting the half-cells O the negative end of the salt bridge connecting the half-cells O the electrode containing Ag metal

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