The cell whose diagram isPb(s) I PbCl,(s) I KCI(aq) I Hg,CI,(s) I Hg(1)Has a standard emf of 0.5359 V and a temperaturecoefficient (@Ecell/ôT), of 1.45x104 V/K at 298.15 K.Determine the cell reaction and the values of AG',Keq, AH°, and AS°.

Given : E°cell = 0.5359 V Temperature coefficient = 1.45 x 10-4 V/K T = 298.15 K

The cell whose diagram is Pb(s) I PbCl,(s) I KCI(aq) I Hg,Cl,(s) I Hg(1) Has a standard emf of 0.5359 V and a temperature coefficient (@Ecell/ôT)p of 1.45x104 V/K at 298.15 K. Determine the cell reaction and the values of AG°, Keq, AH°, and AS°.

The cell whose diagram is Pb(s) I PbCl,(s) I KCI(aq) I Hg,Cl,(s) I Hg(1) Has a standard emf of 0.5359 V and a temperature coefficient (@Ecell/ôT)p of 1.45x104 V/K at 298.15 K. Determine the cell reaction and the values of AG°, Keq, AH°, and AS°.

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The cell whose diagram is
Pb(s) I PbCl,(s) I KCI(aq) I Hg,CI,(s) I Hg(1)
Has a standard emf of 0.5359 V and a temperature
coefficient (@Ecell/ôT), of 1.45x104 V/K at 298.15 K.
Determine the cell reaction and the values of AG',
Keq, AH°, and AS°.

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