A student measures the potential of a cell made up with 1 MNISO, in one solution and 1 MAGNO, in the other. There is a nickel electrode in the NISO, and a silver electrode in the AgNO,. The student finds the potential of the cell, E to be 1.07 V, and that the nickel electrode is negative. Show complete calculations for the following questions. 1. At which electrode is oxidation occurring?
A student measures the potential of a cell made up with 1 MNISO, in one solution and 1 MAGNO, in the other. There is a nickel electrode in the NISO, and a silver electrode in the AgNO,. The student finds the potential of the cell, E to be 1.07 V, and that the nickel electrode is negative. Show complete calculations for the following questions. 1. At which electrode is oxidation occurring?
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Transcribed Image Text:A student measures the potential of a cell made up with 1 MNISO, in one solution and 1 MAGNO,
in the other. There is a nickel electrode in the NISO, and a silver electrode in the AgNO,. The
student finds the potential of the cell, E to be 1.07 V, and that the nickel electrode is negative.
Show complete calculations for the following questions.
1. At which electrode is oxidation occurring?
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