1 Normal1 No Spac. Heading 1Heading 2TitleSubtitleFontParagraphStylesI.1. Represent in the conventional manner, i.e., anode/ cathode, the voltaic cell in which of thefollowing reactions occur spontaneously.A. Zn + Ni* → Zn2* NiANODE: Zn → Zn?* +2eCATHODE: Ni* + 2e-→ NiVOLTAIC CELL: Zn/Zn* || Ni2* /NiB.2Al + 3Cl, → 2AICl3ANODE: Al - Al* + 3eCATHODE: 3CI, + 6e → 6CHVOLTAIC CELL: Al/ Al* || Cl2/CHC. H2 + 2Ag+→ 2H* +2AgCATHODE: 2Ag" + 2e AgANODE: H2 →2H + 2eVOLTAIC CELL: H/H"||Ag /AgD. 2H + Pb H2 + Pb²+CĂTHODE: 2H + 2e →H21ANODE: Pb → Pb* + 2eVOLTAIC CELL: Pb | Pb2 || 2H"| H2 3. Caiculate the voltage of the cell shown in problem #1.

An electrochemical cell that converts chemical energy into electrical energy is known as a voltaic…

Represent in the conventional manner, i.e., anode/ cathode, the voltaic cell in which of the following reactions occur spontaneously. A. Zn + Ni?+ → Zn2* Ni ANODE: Zn → Zn?* +2e CATHODE: Ni2* + 2e→ Ni VOLTAIC CELL: Zn/Zn2* || Ni* /Ni B. 2Al + 3CI2 → 2AICI3 ANODE: Al - Al³* + 3e CATHODE: 3C2 + 6e → 60CI VOLTAIC CELL: Al/ A* || Cl2/CH C. H2 + 2Ag+ → 2H* +2Ag CATHODE: 2Ag" + 2e Ag ANODE: H2→ 2H* + 2e VOLTAIC CELL: H2/H*||Ag /Ag D. 2H + Pb → H2 + Pb²+ CATHODE: 2H + 2e → H21 ANODE: Pb → Pb* + 2e VOLTAIC CELL: Pb | Pb- || 2H"| H2

Represent in the conventional manner, i.e., anode/ cathode, the voltaic cell in which of the following reactions occur spontaneously. A. Zn + Ni?+ → Zn2* Ni ANODE: Zn → Zn?* +2e CATHODE: Ni2* + 2e→ Ni VOLTAIC CELL: Zn/Zn2* || Ni* /Ni B. 2Al + 3CI2 → 2AICI3 ANODE: Al - Al³* + 3e CATHODE: 3C2 + 6e → 60CI VOLTAIC CELL: Al/ A* || Cl2/CH C. H2 + 2Ag+ → 2H* +2Ag CATHODE: 2Ag" + 2e Ag ANODE: H2→ 2H* + 2e VOLTAIC CELL: H2/H||Ag /Ag D. 2H + Pb → H2 + Pb²+ CATHODE: 2H + 2e → H21 ANODE: Pb → Pb + 2e VOLTAIC CELL: Pb | Pb- || 2H"| H2

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