12. What is AG° for the following electrochemical equation? (ɛ°red(Ag*/Ag) = 0.800 V, ɛ°red(Ba2+/Ba) = -2.912 V) 2Ag(s) + Ba*(aq) → 2Ag*(ag) + Ba(s) a. –716 kJ/mol b. 358 kJ/mol c. 716 kJ/mol d. 1433 kJ/mol e. –1433 kJ/mol

12. What is AG° for the following electrochemical equation? (ɛ°red(Ag/Ag) = 0.800 V, ɛ°red(Ba2+/Ba) = -2.912 V) 2Ag(s) + Ba(aq) → 2Ag*(ag) + Ba(s) a. –716 kJ/mol b. 358 kJ/mol c. 716 kJ/mol d. 1433 kJ/mol e. –1433 kJ/mol

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12. What is AG° for the following electrochemical equation? (ɛ°red(Ag*/Ag) = 0.800 V, ɛ°red(Ba2+/Ba) = -2.912
V)
2Ag(s) + Ba*(aq) → 2Ag*(ag) + Ba(s)
a. –716 kJ/mol
b. 358 kJ/mol
c. 716 kJ/mol
d. 1433 kJ/mol
e. –1433 kJ/mol

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