Consider the standard voltaic (or galvanic) cell: Fe,Fe2+ versus Au, Au3+. Which answer identifies the cathode and gives the E° for the cell? O Fe, -0.44 V O Au, 1.94 V O Fe, 1.06 V O Au, 1.06 V O Fe, 1.94 V

Consider the standard voltaic (or galvanic) cell: Fe,Fe2+ versus Au, Au3+. Which answer identifies the cathode and gives the E° for the cell? O Fe, -0.44 V O Au, 1.94 V O Fe, 1.06 V O Au, 1.06 V O Fe, 1.94 V

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Consider the standard voltaic (or galvanic) cell: Fe, Fe2+ versus Au, Au3+. Which answer identifies the cathode
and gives the E° for the cell?
O Fe, -0.44 V
Au, 1.94 V
O Fe, 1.06 V
Au, 1.06 V
O Fe, 1.94 V

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