9:-0electrode is called(a) anode, oxidation(b) anode, reductionO (c) cathode, oxidation(d) cathode, reduction(e) cannot tell unless we know thespecies being oxidized and reduced.The standard electrode potentials of the electrodesCu+ | Cu and Ag+ | Ag are 0.337 V and 0.7991 V. What would be theconcentration of Ag+ in a solution containing 0.06 M of Cu*+ ion suchthat both the metals can be deposited together. Assume that activitycoefficients are unity and both silver and copper do not dissolve amongthemselves.12.98x10-8 mole/dm-315.22x10-8 mole/dm-310.37x10-8 mole/dm-3The standard electrode potentials of the electrodesAg+ | Ag and Fe+, Fe* | Pt are 0.7991 V and 0.771 V respectively.Calculate the equilibrium constant for the reaction

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electrode is called
(a) anode, oxidation
(b) anode, reduction
O (c) cathode, oxidation
(d) cathode, reduction
(e) cannot tell unless we know the
species being oxidized and reduced.
The standard electrode potentials of the electrodes
Cu+ | Cu and Ag+ | Ag are 0.337 V and 0.7991 V. What would be the
concentration of Ag+ in a solution containing 0.06 M of Cu*+ ion such
that both the metals can be deposited together. Assume that activity
coefficients are unity and both silver and copper do not dissolve among
themselves.
12.98x10-8 mole/dm-3
15.22x10-8 mole/dm-3
10.37x10-8 mole/dm-3
The standard electrode potentials of the electrodes
Ag+ | Ag and Fe+, Fe* | Pt are 0.7991 V and 0.771 V respectively.
Calculate the equilibrium constant for the reaction

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