CHEMWORKChoose the statements that are correct.(Select all that apply.)Copper metal can be oxidized by Agt.In a galvanic cell employing the half reactions Mg2+ + 2e → Mg and Cu2+ + 2e¯ → Cu, magnesium metalwill function as the cathode.In a cell employing the half reactions Al3+ + 3e¯anode.- Al and Mg²+ + 2eMg, aluminum functions as theO In a galvanic cell the oxidizing agent in the cell reaction is present at the anode.In a cell employing the half reactions Fe3+ + 3ecompartment containing iron to the compartment containing silver.- Fe and Ag* + e¯- Ag, the electrons will flow from the

1) copper metal can be oxidised by Ag+

se the statements that are correct. ect all that apply.) Copper metal can be oxidized by Ag+. In a galvanic cell employing the half reactions Mg2+ + 2e Mg and Cu2+ + 2e Cu, magnesium metal will function as the cathode. In a cell employing the half reactions Al3+ + 3e → Al and Mg2+ + 2e - Mg, aluminum functions as the anode. In a galvanic cell the oxidizing agent in the cell reaction is present at the anode. In a cell employing the half reactions Fe3+ + 3e¯ → Fe and Ag+ + e* - Ag, the electrons will flow from the compartment containing iron to the compartment containing silver.

se the statements that are correct. ect all that apply.) Copper metal can be oxidized by Ag+. In a galvanic cell employing the half reactions Mg2+ + 2e Mg and Cu2+ + 2e Cu, magnesium metal will function as the cathode. In a cell employing the half reactions Al3+ + 3e → Al and Mg2+ + 2e - Mg, aluminum functions as the anode. In a galvanic cell the oxidizing agent in the cell reaction is present at the anode. In a cell employing the half reactions Fe3+ + 3e¯ → Fe and Ag+ + e* - Ag, the electrons will flow from the compartment containing iron to the compartment containing silver.

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