Zn The electrons would flow ZnSO4 I + salt bridge If the cell pictured above is driven as an electrolytic cell: CuSO4 from the Cu anode to the Zn V The following statement is true: The standard (assuming 1 M concentrations) cell potential is -1.10 V [Select] [Select] The anions travel toward the anode which is the negative terminal If the salt bridge contains KCI, th The anions travel toward the cathode which is the positive terminal The anions travel toward the anode which is the positive terminal The anions travel toward the cathode which is the negative terminal Track Serecur

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Zn
The electrons would flow
ZnSO4
+
salt bridge
Cu
If the cell pictured above is driven as an electrolytic cell:
CuSO4
The following statement is true:
from the Cu anode to the Zn V
The standard (assuming 1 M concentrations) cell potential is
-1.10 V
[Select]
[Select]
The anions travel toward the anode which is the negative terminal
If the salt bridge contains KCI, th The anions travel toward the cathode which is the positive terminal
The anions travel toward the anode which is the positive terminal
The anions travel toward the cathode which is the negative terminal
Select
In order to decrease (make it a smaller number) the potential necessary for electrolysis,
If the current is set to a constant of 3.82 A for 5.00 min. then 0.389 g
of metal would deposit on the cathode.
Transcribed Image Text:Zn The electrons would flow ZnSO4 + salt bridge Cu If the cell pictured above is driven as an electrolytic cell: CuSO4 The following statement is true: from the Cu anode to the Zn V The standard (assuming 1 M concentrations) cell potential is -1.10 V [Select] [Select] The anions travel toward the anode which is the negative terminal If the salt bridge contains KCI, th The anions travel toward the cathode which is the positive terminal The anions travel toward the anode which is the positive terminal The anions travel toward the cathode which is the negative terminal Select In order to decrease (make it a smaller number) the potential necessary for electrolysis, If the current is set to a constant of 3.82 A for 5.00 min. then 0.389 g of metal would deposit on the cathode.
salt bridge
Zn
Cu
I
ZnSO4
CuSO4
The electrons would flow
VORMING SUEL
If the cell pictured above is driven as an electrolytic cell:
The standard (assuming 1
+
The following statement is true:
from the Cu anode to the Zn ✓
[Select]
from the Cu anode to the Zn cathode
from the Zn cathode to the Cu anode-1.10 V
from the Zn anode to the Cu cathode
from the Cu cathode to the Zn anode
[Select]
If the salt bridge contains KCI, then [Select]
In order to decrease (make it a smaller number) the potential necessary for electrolysis.
If the current is set to a constant of 3.82 A for 5.00 min. then
0.389 g
Select
of metal would deposit on the cathode.
Transcribed Image Text:salt bridge Zn Cu I ZnSO4 CuSO4 The electrons would flow VORMING SUEL If the cell pictured above is driven as an electrolytic cell: The standard (assuming 1 + The following statement is true: from the Cu anode to the Zn ✓ [Select] from the Cu anode to the Zn cathode from the Zn cathode to the Cu anode-1.10 V from the Zn anode to the Cu cathode from the Cu cathode to the Zn anode [Select] If the salt bridge contains KCI, then [Select] In order to decrease (make it a smaller number) the potential necessary for electrolysis. If the current is set to a constant of 3.82 A for 5.00 min. then 0.389 g Select of metal would deposit on the cathode.
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