Can you answer number 3? Activity:1. Compute the voltage that would result if the following half-cells werecombined. State which reaction is oxidation and which is reduction. Identifythe anode and the cathode.a. ZnCu - Cu2*+ 2e-+ 2e-2. Arrange the following metals in the order of increasing strength as oxidizingagents.a. Ca,Ba,Mg, Aub. Li,Na,K3. Find out if each of the following redox reactions is spontaneous or not.a. Als* + e - Al + Fe2*

The reaction given is, => Al3+ + Fe ----> Al + Fe2+

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Activity:
1. Compute the voltage that would result if the following half-cells were
combined. State which reaction is oxidation and which is reduction. Identify
the anode and the cathode.
a. Zn
Cu - Cu2*
+ 2e-
+ 2e-
2. Arrange the following metals in the order of increasing strength as oxidizing
agents.
a. Ca,Ba,Mg, Au
b. Li,Na,K
3. Find out if each of the following redox reactions is spontaneous or not.
a. Als* + e - Al + Fe2*

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