Draw pourbaix diagram for the Zinc-Water SystemSpecies considered: Zn, Zn2*, HZNO²-, ZnO22-, Zn(OH)2011773Reaction 1: Zn²+ + 2e = ZnReaction 2: Zn(OH)2 + 2H + 2e = Zn + 2H2OReaction 3: HZNO2¯+ 3H* + 2e¯ = Zn + 2H2OReaction 4: ZnO2²- + 4H* +2e= Zn + 2H20|Reaction 5: Zn(OH)2 + 2H* = Zn²+ + 2H2OReaction 6: Zn(OH)2= H* + HZnO21118DE. = -0.763 V SHEE. = - 0.439 V SHEE. = + 0.054 V SHEEo = + 0.441 V SHE0.0591(aZn"/(an") = 10'"(aH") ×(aHZnO2") = 2.09 ×10-17

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Draw pourbaix diagram for the Zinc-Water System Species considered: Zn, Zn2*, HZNO²-, ZnO2-, Zn(OH)2 0.02255 O11773 1110 Reaction 1: Zn²+ + 2e = Zn Reaction 2: Zn(OH)2 + 2H* + 2e = Zn + 2H2O Reaction 3: HZNO2¯+ 3H* + 2e = Zn + 2H2O Reaction 4: ZnO22-+ 4H* + 2e= Zn + 2H2O Reaction 5: Zn(OH)2 + 2H* = Zn2* + 2H2O Reaction 6: Zn(OH)2= H* + HZNO2 E. = - 0.763 V SHE E. = -0.439 V SHE Eo = + 0.054 V SHE E. = + 0.441 V SHE (aZn²*)/(an")° = 10!! (aH) x(aHZn02) = 2.09 x10-17 %3D

Draw pourbaix diagram for the Zinc-Water System Species considered: Zn, Zn2, HZNO²-, ZnO2-, Zn(OH)2 0.02255 O11773 1110 Reaction 1: Zn²+ + 2e = Zn Reaction 2: Zn(OH)2 + 2H + 2e = Zn + 2H2O Reaction 3: HZNO2¯+ 3H* + 2e = Zn + 2H2O Reaction 4: ZnO22-+ 4H* + 2e= Zn + 2H2O Reaction 5: Zn(OH)2 + 2H* = Zn2* + 2H2O Reaction 6: Zn(OH)2= H* + HZNO2 E. = - 0.763 V SHE E. = -0.439 V SHE Eo = + 0.054 V SHE E. = + 0.441 V SHE (aZn²*)/(an")° = 10!! (aH) x(aHZn02) = 2.09 x10-17 %3D

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