Task 1: Determine the standard reduction potential of the fictional metals Vibranium(Vb/Vb2+) and Adamantine (Ad/Ad*) using the partial table of standard cell potentialdata given below. Entries marked with 'x' were not measured.Standard CellCathodePotentials,E°cell (V)Vb/Vb2+Cu/Cu2+Ad/Ad*Ag/Ag+Mg/Mg2+ Pt/H2/H*Vb/Vb2+Cu/Cu²+Ad/Ad*Ag/Ag*Mg/Mg2+Pt/H/H*0.+ 2.114+ 0.8960.+ 1.218- 1.218X+ 3.1550.+ 2.370+ 0.337Standard reduction potential of Vb/Vb²+ =VStandard reduction potential of Ad/Ad* =VAnode

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Standard Cell Cathode Potentials, E°cell (V) Vb/Vb2+ Cu/Cu2+ Ad/Ad* Ag/Ag+ Mg/Mg2+ Pt/H2/H* Vb/Vb2+ Cu/Cu²+ Ad/Ad* Ag/Ag* Mg/Mg2* Pt/H2/H* +2.114 0. + 1.218 + 0.896 - 1.218 + 3.155 0. + 2.370 + 0.337 0. Standard reduction potential of Vb/Vb²+ = V Standard reduction potential of Ad/Ad* = V Anode

Standard Cell Cathode Potentials, E°cell (V) Vb/Vb2+ Cu/Cu2+ Ad/Ad* Ag/Ag+ Mg/Mg2+ Pt/H2/H* Vb/Vb2+ Cu/Cu²+ Ad/Ad* Ag/Ag* Mg/Mg2* Pt/H2/H* +2.114 0. + 1.218 + 0.896 - 1.218 + 3.155 0. + 2.370 + 0.337 0. Standard reduction potential of Vb/Vb²+ = V Standard reduction potential of Ad/Ad* = V Anode

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Task 1: Determine the standard reduction potential of the fictional metals Vibranium
(Vb/Vb2+) and Adamantine (Ad/Ad*) using the partial table of standard cell potential
data given below. Entries marked with 'x' were not measured.
Standard Cell
Cathode
Potentials,
E°cell (V)
Vb/Vb2+
Cu/Cu2+
Ad/Ad*
Ag/Ag+
Mg/Mg2+ Pt/H2/H*
Vb/Vb2+
Cu/Cu²+
Ad/Ad*
Ag/Ag*
Mg/Mg2+
Pt/H/H*
0.
+ 2.114
+ 0.896
0.
+ 1.218
- 1.218
X
+ 3.155
0.
+ 2.370
+ 0.337
Standard reduction potential of Vb/Vb²+ =
V
Standard reduction potential of Ad/Ad* =
V
Anode

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