Plz explain solve © GCCAZ CHM152, 2020 Consider the following voltaic cell at 25°C:Fe(s) | Fe2 (aq) || Ag*(aq) | Ag(s)E°cell = 1.21 VWhich of the following statements is true?No reaction occurs.O The reduction half reaction is Fe(s) + 2e Fe2+(aq)O The overall cell reaction is Fe(s) + Fe2*(aq) → 2Ag (aq) + 2Ag(s)O The oxidation half reaction is Fe(s) Fe2*(aq) + 2eO The anode is Ag(s) and the cathode is Fe(s).

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© GCCAZ CHM152, 2020 Consider the following voltaic cell at 25°C: Fe(s) Fe2 (aq) || Ag*(aq) | Ag(s) E°cell = 1.21 V %3D Which of the following statements is true? O No reaction occurs. O The reduction half reaction is Fe(s) +2e Fe2*(aq) The overall cell reaction is Fe(s) + Fe2 (aq) → 2Ag*(aq) + 2Ag(s) O The oxidation half reaction is Fe(s) Fe2 (aq) + 2e O The anode is Ag(s) and the cathode is Fe(s).

© GCCAZ CHM152, 2020 Consider the following voltaic cell at 25°C: Fe(s) Fe2 (aq) || Ag(aq) | Ag(s) E°cell = 1.21 V %3D Which of the following statements is true? O No reaction occurs. O The reduction half reaction is Fe(s) +2e Fe2(aq) The overall cell reaction is Fe(s) + Fe2 (aq) → 2Ag*(aq) + 2Ag(s) O The oxidation half reaction is Fe(s) Fe2 (aq) + 2e O The anode is Ag(s) and the cathode is Fe(s).

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Chapter2: Atoms And Molecules: The Chemical Basis Of Life

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