Which of the followingreaction is feasible?(Standard electrodepotentials of Ca= -2.87V; Zn=-0.76V; Ba= -2.90V; Al=-1.66V;Pb= -0.13V; Mg= -2.37V; Cr=-0.74V; Cd= -0.40V)a. Pb + ZnsO4+ ZnPbSO4O b. Al+ CrCl3AICI3 + CrCdcl2O c. Cd + CaCl2 - CdCl2+ CaO d. Mg + BaCl2 - MgCl2+ Ba

For a feasible reaction, E0cell of overall reaction must be a positive value. So that ∆G can be…

Which of the following reaction is feasible? (Standard electrode potentials of Ca= -2.87V; Zn= -0.76V; Ba= -2.90V; Al= -1.66V; Pb= -0.13V; Mg3 -2.37V; Cr= -0.74V; Cd= -0.40V) a. Pb + ZnSO4 + Zn PbSO4 O b. Al+ CrCl3 AICI3 + Cr c. Cd + CaCl2 CdCl2 + Ca

Which of the following reaction is feasible? (Standard electrode potentials of Ca= -2.87V; Zn= -0.76V; Ba= -2.90V; Al= -1.66V; Pb= -0.13V; Mg3 -2.37V; Cr= -0.74V; Cd= -0.40V) a. Pb + ZnSO4 + Zn PbSO4 O b. Al+ CrCl3 AICI3 + Cr c. Cd + CaCl2 CdCl2 + Ca

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Which of the following
reaction is feasible?
(Standard electrode
potentials of Ca= -2.87V; Zn=
-0.76V; Ba= -2.90V; Al=
-1.66V;
Pb= -0.13V; Mg= -2.37V; Cr=
-0.74V; Cd= -0.40V)
a. Pb + ZnsO4
+ Zn
PbSO4
O b. Al+ CrCl3
AICI3 + Cr
Cdcl2
O c. Cd + CaCl2 - CdCl2
+ Ca
O d. Mg + BaCl2 - MgCl2
+ Ba

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