True or False: The reaction, S20g2- + Ni(OH)2+ 20H¯→ 2S0,2- + NiO, + 2H,0, will occur spontaneously under standard state conditions. Following are the standard reduction potentials that may be useful: NIO2 + 2H20 + 2e=Ni(OH)2 +2OH¯ S20g2-+2e 2so,2- E° = 0.49 V E° = 2.01 V True False

True or False: The reaction, S20g2- + Ni(OH)2+ 20H¯→ 2S0,2- + NiO, + 2H,0, will occur spontaneously under standard state conditions. Following are the standard reduction potentials that may be useful: NIO2 + 2H20 + 2e=Ni(OH)2 +2OH¯ S20g2-+2e 2so,2- E° = 0.49 V E° = 2.01 V True False

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True or False: The reaction, S₂O2 + Ni(OH)2 + 2OH2SO4²- +NiO₂ + 2H₂O, will occur spontaneously under standard state conditions.
Following are the standard reduction potentials that may be useful:
NiO₂ + 2H₂O +2e=Ni(OH)₂ +20H™ E° = 0.49 V
S₂08² +2e=2SO4²-
Eº = 2.01 V
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