When attempting to create a voltaic cell thatwill produce electrical work, if a Sn2*/Sn**couple is used as an anode what cathodiccouple would produce the most electricalwork?Half-ReactionE (VClg)+ 2e 20 (ag)Cr0, (ag) + 14H" (ag) + 6e 2C "(ag) + 7H,O)MnO,() + 4H"(ag) + 2e Mn"(ag) + 2H,O)NO, ag) + 4H'(ag) + 3e NOg) + 2HOU)Ag'ag)Fe"(ag) +eCu"(ag) + 2e = Cu(s)AgC +So, (ag) + 4H"(ag) + 2e SO,(g) + 2H,O)Cu*(ag) +e= Cu tag)Sn" (ag) + 2e Sn"(ag)+1.36+1.33+1.23+0.96Agis)+0.80+0.77+0.34+0.22+0.20= Agir) + CT (ag+0.15+0.130.00Ph"(ag) + 2e= Phis)Sn"(ag) + 2e Sels)2e Ni)-0.13-0.14-0.25-031-0.40-0.44PhSOA) + H"(ag) + 2e P(s) + HSO, (ag)Ca"(ag) + 2e Ca(s)Fels)C"(ag) + 3e Cs)Za"(ag) + 2e Zals)-0.74-0.76O Cu2*/Cu*O Ni2+/NiO Cu2+/CuO Fe3+/Fe2+

For Sn2+ / Sn4+ the electode potential is -0.15V

When attempting to create a voltaic cell that vill produce electrical work, if a Sn2*/ Snª*couple is used as an anode what cathodic couple would produce the most electrical work? Halt-Reaction +1.36 +1.33 +1.23 NO, ng + 4H tag + 3e Ag 'ag) NO+ 2HO) +0.96 Ag +0.77 +0.34 40.22 Cu"tag AgCko so,"ag) + 4H"(ay) + 2 So) + 2H,OD C"ag) te Se"ay + 2e Sa"(ag) Agi + Ctag +0.15 +0.13 00 2e Ph) +2e Sls) +2e Nin PhSO + H"lag + 2e P + HSO, tag 2e Cas) Fets) Cay + C Za"(ag) + 2e Za 013 0.14 0.25 -031 -0.40 -0.44 -0.14 0.76 O Cu2+/Cu*

When attempting to create a voltaic cell that vill produce electrical work, if a Sn2/ Snªcouple is used as an anode what cathodic couple would produce the most electrical work? Halt-Reaction +1.36 +1.33 +1.23 NO, ng + 4H tag + 3e Ag 'ag) NO+ 2HO) +0.96 Ag +0.77 +0.34 40.22 Cu"tag AgCko so,"ag) + 4H"(ay) + 2 So) + 2H,OD C"ag) te Se"ay + 2e Sa"(ag) Agi + Ctag +0.15 +0.13 00 2e Ph) +2e Sls) +2e Nin PhSO + H"lag + 2e P + HSO, tag 2e Cas) Fets) Cay + C Za"(ag) + 2e Za 013 0.14 0.25 -031 -0.40 -0.44 -0.14 0.76 O Cu2+/Cu*

Chemistry

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