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Interpretation:
With the help of cell representation, which one is oxidized and which one is reduced that will be explained.
Concept introduction:
A

Answer to Problem 34A
The given cell representation is
The oxidation half reaction
The reduction half reaction
Explanation of Solution
A electrochemical cell is represented by writing the anode where oxidation occurs on the left hand side and cathode where reduction occurs on the right hand side.
The given cell representation is
The oxidation half reaction
The reduction half reaction
The given cell representation is
The oxidation half reaction
The reduction half reaction
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