1.8,1.9,1.10 please solve ASAP! Complete the following table for an electrochemical cell. State whetherthe cell reaction is spontaneous, nonspontaneous, or at equilibrium in the final column.1.6EAGCell ReactionNonspantane.ous.Spantaneousequilibriom<020>0< 0= 01.7Which of the following is the strongest reducing agent?Oxidized-Anode = v- E°E° = 1.36 V%3DCl, + 2e- → 2 Cl-Mg2+ + 2e- MgE° = -2.37 V2H+ + 2e- → H2E° = 0.00 Va) Cl2b) H2Mgd) Mg2+e) Cl-1.8) Liquid H2O is found to have a smaller molar volume (molar volume is Biggergiven in cubic centimeters per mole) than D2O (D = deuterium) suggesting that:IMF2) there are stronger van der Waal interactions in H2O than D2Ob there are stronger dipole-dipole interactions in D20 than H2O.) hydrogen bonding is stronger in H2O than D20.thad) D20 has a lower vapor pressure than H2O.LoCe) None of the aboveboiling point.1.9Arrange the following compounds from lowest boiling point to highestHBr NH3 H2O CH,100°LowestHighestCH4HBrNH3

Given that, the molar volume of liquid H2O is less than D2O. This is because, H2O is capable of…

1.8 ) Liquid H2O is found to have a smaller molar volume (molar volume is = given in cubic centimeters per mole) than D2O (D = deuterium) suggesting that: IM F a) there are stronger van der Waal interactions in H2O than D2O there are stronger dipole-dipole interactions in D20 than H2O. hydrogen bonding is stronger in H2O than D20. d) D20 has a lower vapor pressure than H2O. e) None of the above 1.9 Arrange the following compounds from lowest boiling point to highest boiling point. HBr NH3 H;O CH, 100° Lowest Highest CH4 HBr NH3 H20

1.8 ) Liquid H2O is found to have a smaller molar volume (molar volume is = given in cubic centimeters per mole) than D2O (D = deuterium) suggesting that: IM F a) there are stronger van der Waal interactions in H2O than D2O there are stronger dipole-dipole interactions in D20 than H2O. hydrogen bonding is stronger in H2O than D20. d) D20 has a lower vapor pressure than H2O. e) None of the above 1.9 Arrange the following compounds from lowest boiling point to highest boiling point. HBr NH3 H;O CH, 100° Lowest Highest CH4 HBr NH3 H20

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Chapter32: Voltaic Cell Measurements

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