ParágrafoEstilosThe Edison accumulator is symbolized by:Fe(s) FeO(s) |KOH(aq, a) ||Ni2O3(s) |NiO(s) [Ni(s)Where half-stack reactions are:NizO3(s) + H20(1) + 2e 2NIO9 + 20H',FeOs) + H2O(1) + 2e → Fes) + 2OH',$° = 0,45 V0° = -0,90 Va) What is the overall reaction of the stack?b) What is the standard electrical potential of the battery,E°?

The overall reaction is the sum of balanced anode reaction and cathode reaction.

The Edison accumulator is symbolized by: Fe(s) FeO(s) |KOH(aq, a) ||Ni2O3(s) |NiO(s) |Ni(s) Where half-stack reactions are: Ni,O3(s) + H2O(1) + 2e° → 2N¡O) + 20H', FeO(9) + H2O(1) + 2e Fe)+20H", 0° = 0,45 V ° = -0,90 V a) What is the overall reaction of the stack? b) What is the standard electrical potential of the battery, E°?

The Edison accumulator is symbolized by: Fe(s) FeO(s) |KOH(aq, a) ||Ni2O3(s) |NiO(s) |Ni(s) Where half-stack reactions are: Ni,O3(s) + H2O(1) + 2e° → 2N¡O) + 20H', FeO(9) + H2O(1) + 2e Fe)+20H", 0° = 0,45 V ° = -0,90 V a) What is the overall reaction of the stack? b) What is the standard electrical potential of the battery, E°?

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