A galvanic cell ZatNZa"tag) Co"(agCe) is constructed using a completely immersed Za electrode that weighs 31.8 g and a Ce electrode immersed in 671 ml. of 1.00 M Co"(ag) solution. A steady current of 0.0793 A is drwn from the cell s the electrons move from the Zn electrode to the Co electrode.(a) Which reactant is the limiting reactant in this cell?Eer ymbelb) How long does it take for the cell so be completely discharged?(e) How much mass has the Co clectrode gained when the cell is completely discharged(4) What is the concentration of the Ca"(ag) when the cell is completely discharged? (Assume that the limiting reactant is 100s reacted)MDutnt Anwerfusumu dur uonenbs

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Agalvanie cell Za a" Ce"C costructed uning a completely immered Za electrode that weighs 31gand s Ce eiectode immersed in 671 mt. ef 1.00 M Ce (ag) solution Astesdy current of 0793 A is drewe from the cell s the electrons move from the Zn clectride to the Ce electrode. Which reactunt is the limiting reactant in thin cell? bel How kong does it take for the cell so be complenely discharged () How much mas has the Ce clectrode gained when the cell is completely discharged ( What is the concemtration of the C"ag) when the cell in completely discharged? (Assume that the limiting reactant is 100 reacted)

Agalvanie cell Za a" Ce"C costructed uning a completely immered Za electrode that weighs 31gand s Ce eiectode immersed in 671 mt. ef 1.00 M Ce (ag) solution Astesdy current of 0793 A is drewe from the cell s the electrons move from the Zn clectride to the Ce electrode. Which reactunt is the limiting reactant in thin cell? bel How kong does it take for the cell so be complenely discharged () How much mas has the Ce clectrode gained when the cell is completely discharged ( What is the concemtration of the C"ag) when the cell in completely discharged? (Assume that the limiting reactant is 100 reacted)

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Chapter17: Electrochemistry

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