Reaction (volts) -2.71 Na +e Na A+ 3e A Ag +e + Ag Zn?+ 2e Zn Au+ 3e Au 1.66 +0.80 -0.76 +1.50 A silver (Ag) electrode in a solution of ARNO, is set up on the anode side of a voltaic cell. It's attached to the cathode side by a salt bridge and a voltmeter. Which metal/ion must be on the cathode side in order to produce a positive voltage? o Zn/Zn? A/AP Au/Au Na/Na

Reaction (volts) -2.71 Na +e Na A+ 3e A Ag +e + Ag Zn?+ 2e Zn Au+ 3e Au 1.66 +0.80 -0.76 +1.50 A silver (Ag) electrode in a solution of ARNO, is set up on the anode side of a voltaic cell. It's attached to the cathode side by a salt bridge and a voltmeter. Which metal/ion must be on the cathode side in order to produce a positive voltage? o Zn/Zn? A/AP Au/Au Na/Na

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