Which of the following describes the net reaction that occurs in the cell, Cd | Cd 2+(1 M)||Cu 2+(1 M)| Cu? O a. 2Cu + Cd2+ → 2Cu+ + Cd b. Cu2+ + Cd2+ → Cu + Cd c. Cu2+ + Cd → Cu + Cd²+ d. Cu + Cd → Cu2+ + Cd2+ Cu²+ + Cd e. Cu + Cd2+

Which of the following describes the net reaction that occurs in the cell, Cd | Cd 2+(1 M)||Cu 2+(1 M)| Cu? O a. 2Cu + Cd2+ → 2Cu+ + Cd b. Cu2+ + Cd2+ → Cu + Cd c. Cu2+ + Cd → Cu + Cd²+ d. Cu + Cd → Cu2+ + Cd2+ Cu²+ + Cd e. Cu + Cd2+

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