Problem 12What is the immediate cell potential (immediate emf) when= 0.459 M react with [Cd²*]o= 1.00 M in the reaction at 25°C:Fe(s) + Cd*(aq) 2 Fe*(aq) + Cd(s),Fe(s)|Fe"(aq, 0.459 M)||Ca²*(aq. 1.00 m|Cd(s)<===>Use Table of standard reduction half-reaction potentials. Enter your answer in the box provided withcorrect units and sig. figs.:The cellAnswer:%3Dpotential is ): E.cell

We have given that [Fe2+] = 0.459 M & [Cd2+] = 1.0 M And the reaction as follow…

Problem 12 What is the immediate cell potential (immediate emf) when [Fe*] = 0.459 M react with [Cd2*1. = 1.00 M in the reaction at 25°C: Fe(s) + Cd*(aq) 2 Fe"(aq) + Cd(s), Fe(s)|Fe2"(aq, 0.459 M||Ca²*(aq, 1.00 Mm|Cd(s) <===> Use Table of standard reduction half-reaction potentials. Enter your answer in the box provided with correct units and sig. figs.: The cell Answer: potential is ): Ecell

Problem 12 What is the immediate cell potential (immediate emf) when [Fe] = 0.459 M react with [Cd21. = 1.00 M in the reaction at 25°C: Fe(s) + Cd(aq) 2 Fe"(aq) + Cd(s), Fe(s)|Fe2"(aq, 0.459 M||Ca²(aq, 1.00 Mm|Cd(s) <===> Use Table of standard reduction half-reaction potentials. Enter your answer in the box provided with correct units and sig. figs.: The cell Answer: potential is ): Ecell

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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