Question 4: (a) What are redox reactions? Explain the difference between a gal-vanic and an electrolytic cell. Consider the cell described below:Al | AP"(1.00M) | Ph*"(1.00M) | PbCalculate the cell potential after the reaction has operated long enough forthe [AlP*] to have changed by 0.60 mol/L. (Assume T- 25°C.)(b) Many elements have been synthesized by bombarding relatively heavyatoms with high-energy particles in particle accelerators. Complete the fol-lowing nuclear equations, which have been used to synthesize elements.U + C-Cr +Cr + 'B- Lr ++ He - Bk + in+ 6 inEDb+ 4 n

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