Question 2: An electrochemical cell consists of copper in a solution of 0.3M Cu ions and nickel in mersed in a solution of 0.003M Ni ions at 30°C. (a) Identify the type of cell? Draw a schematic of the cell. (b) Formulate to determine the corroding electrode when the cell is short-circuited? (c) Calculate the cell emf. (d) Calculate the AGcell (e) Write the overall cell reaction.

Question 2: An electrochemical cell consists of copper in a solution of 0.3M Cu ions and nickel in mersed in a solution of 0.003M Ni ions at 30°C. (a) Identify the type of cell? Draw a schematic of the cell. (b) Formulate to determine the corroding electrode when the cell is short-circuited? (c) Calculate the cell emf. (d) Calculate the AGcell (e) Write the overall cell reaction.

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