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Čalculate the equilibrium constant of the reaction Zn (k) + Fe²+ (aq) Fe (k) at 25 °C. E°(Zn²+ | Zn)= -0.76 V E°(Fe²+| Fe)= - 0.44 V ==> Zn²+(aq) + %3D

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Chapter17: Electrochemistry

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Problem 58QAP: Calculate K at 25°C for each of the reactions referred to in Question 32. Assume smallest...

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Calculate the equilibrium
constant of the reaction Zn
(k) + Fe²+ (aq)
Fe (k) at 25 °C. E°(Zn²+ | Zn)=
-0.76 V E°(Fe²+| Fe)= - 0.44 V
==> Zn²+(aq) +

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