Question 13 The overall reaction in a galvanic cell is: AgCl2 + CeCl3 B AgCl + CeCla Calculate Ecell at 25°C for this cell when [AgCl2] = 1.2 M, [CeCl3] = 0.8 M, [A9CI] = 0.0006 M, and [CeCla) = 2.0 M. The half-reactions are: Ag2+ + e → Ag* Ce4+ + e B Ce3+ %3! %3D %3D E° = 1.99 V E° = 1.70 V

Question 13 The overall reaction in a galvanic cell is: AgCl2 + CeCl3 B AgCl + CeCla Calculate Ecell at 25°C for this cell when [AgCl2] = 1.2 M, [CeCl3] = 0.8 M, [A9CI] = 0.0006 M, and [CeCla) = 2.0 M. The half-reactions are: Ag2+ + e → Ag* Ce4+ + e B Ce3+ %3! %3D %3D E° = 1.99 V E° = 1.70 V

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