Balance the following reaction under acidic conditions and calculate cell potential at 298K Cr2072 +1 (aq) -> Cr³*(aq) + I2(s) Cr2072- = 3.0M, H*= 1.0M , I'= 1.00, Cr*= 2.0x 105

Balance the following reaction under acidic conditions and calculate cell potential at 298K Cr2072 +1 (aq) -> Cr³(aq) + I2(s) Cr2072- = 3.0M, H= 1.0M , I'= 1.00, Cr*= 2.0x 105

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