Construct a redox replacement series table for the 4 half-reactions represented above. Predict if the following would occur in the direction written, 2. The following reactions havebeen observed to be spontaneous:For each reaction, decide which OA is stronger and which RAis stronger. An example is shown.s'A + B+→ A* + Boxidized alaleRA: A > _B.OA:gettingy'C + A* - C+ ARA: _ C-OA:Bis ting anidized shile Dt isredua-D+ +B → D + B+getingOA: 0+RA:OA:a) Construct a redox replacement series table for the four half-reactions represented above.Weakest OAStrongest RAStrongest OAWeakest RAb) Predict if the following would occur spontaneously in the direction written.1. A + D+ -D + A*(yes or no)2. C + B - C* + B+3. D* + C -D +C

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2. The following reactions have been observed to be spontaneous: For each reaction, decide which OA is stronger and which RA is stronger. An example is shown. O ing idined alite 3* is geting RA: S'A + B+- A* + B Oxadized le a i OA: > > gtting C- 'C + A+ - C+ A OA: RA: > > B> ting onidied ahile Dt is redud. D+ +B D+ B+ geting. OA: 0+ RA: a) Construct a redox replacement series table for the four half-reactions represented above. Weakest OA Strongest RA Strongest OA Weakest RA b) Predict if the following would occur spontaneously in the direction written. 1. A + D+ D + A* (yes or no) 2. C + B C + B+ 3. D* + C D+ C

2. The following reactions have been observed to be spontaneous: For each reaction, decide which OA is stronger and which RA is stronger. An example is shown. O ing idined alite 3* is geting RA: S'A + B+- A* + B Oxadized le a i OA: > > gtting C- 'C + A+ - C+ A OA: RA: > > B> ting onidied ahile Dt is redud. D+ +B D+ B+ geting. OA: 0+ RA: a) Construct a redox replacement series table for the four half-reactions represented above. Weakest OA Strongest RA Strongest OA Weakest RA b) Predict if the following would occur spontaneously in the direction written. 1. A + D+ D + A* (yes or no) 2. C + B C + B+ 3. D* + C D+ C

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Chapter18: Electrochemistry

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