Solve sub-question e and g 1.This question is about the redox reaction involving the half equations:Zn²+ + 2e 2 ZnE® = - 0.76 voltsCu2+ + 2e¯2 CuE® = + 0.34 voltsа.Draw a labelled diagram of a cell formed from copper, zinc and suitablesolutions.b. Write an equation to show the overall reaction occurring when a current is drawnfrom this cell.c. Which of the two metals, zinc or copper, is the more reactive?d. How is this apparent from the E° values above?e. Which metal is losing electrons?f.How does this fit with the term OIL RIG?g. The electrode potential (E value) for the copper half cell was found by combiningit with a standard hydrogen electrode. Draw a fully labelled diagram to showhow this would be done.

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