For the reaction,Cl,(g) + 2FE2*(aq) → 2FE3+(aq) + 2CH(aq)E°cell= 0.59 V. What is the value of E°,forcellC(aq) + Fe3*(aq) → Fe2*(aq) + ½ Cl,(g) ?A. -0.59 VВ. -0.30 VC. 0.30 VD. 0.59 V

The cell potential is an intensive thermodynamic property. Hence the value of the cell potential…

For the reaction, Cl,(g) + 2FE2*(aq) → 2FE3*(aq) + 2CH(aq) E° = 0.59 V. What is the value of E° cell for C(aq) + Fe3*(aq) → Fe2*(aq) + ½ Cl,(g) ? A. -0.59 V В. -0.30 V C. 0.30 V D. 0.59 V

For the reaction, Cl,(g) + 2FE2(aq) → 2FE3(aq) + 2CH(aq) E° = 0.59 V. What is the value of E° cell for C(aq) + Fe3(aq) → Fe2(aq) + ½ Cl,(g) ? A. -0.59 V В. -0.30 V C. 0.30 V D. 0.59 V

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For the reaction,
Cl,(g) + 2FE2*(aq) → 2FE3+(aq) + 2CH(aq)
E°
cell
= 0.59 V. What is the value of E°,
for
cell
C(aq) + Fe3*(aq) → Fe2*(aq) + ½ Cl,(g) ?
A. -0.59 V
В. -0.30 V
C. 0.30 V
D. 0.59 V

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