Refer to the incomplete voltaic cell below: a. Provide the location of the Sn (s) electrode, Cu (s) electrode, Cu2+ (aq), Sn²+ (aq), salt bridge in the voltaic cell below. (complete a sketch of this diagram in the exam test notes that you email to Dr. Metz) b. Provide the balanced redox reaction for this voltaic cell. c. Using Appendix E calculate the Eºcell for the voltaic cell under standard reaction conditions. d. Label which electrode is the anode and which electrode is the cathode. e. Which direction do electrons flow in this voltaic cell? (Sn to Cu or from Cu to Sn?) f. If the salt bride for this voltaic cell consist of K+ and Cl- ions which electrode do the Cl- anions migrate toward? (A) (B)

Refer to the incomplete voltaic cell below: a. Provide the location of the Sn (s) electrode, Cu (s) electrode, Cu2+ (aq), Sn²+ (aq), salt bridge in the voltaic cell below. (complete a sketch of this diagram in the exam test notes that you email to Dr. Metz) b. Provide the balanced redox reaction for this voltaic cell. c. Using Appendix E calculate the Eºcell for the voltaic cell under standard reaction conditions. d. Label which electrode is the anode and which electrode is the cathode. e. Which direction do electrons flow in this voltaic cell? (Sn to Cu or from Cu to Sn?) f. If the salt bride for this voltaic cell consist of K+ and Cl- ions which electrode do the Cl- anions migrate toward? (A) (B)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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