Given:E0 -0.49VFe (ag) t 2e teu)fe *"E -0.04V(aq) +3e tela)E +0 77 VFe " (aqlte Fe "(aq).Cl2(g) + 2e 7 201 (aq).34E': +1-36 VCal oulate the AE° for the reaction2tFe(s) t Claca) - te "(aq) t 2ci Caq).

We have asked to find out the ∆E° for the following reaction Fe(s) + Cl2 (g) → Fe(aq)2+ +…

Given: Fe * (a) t 2e teu). E0:-0.49V fe * E 0.04. (aq) +3e te la). Fe "( aqlte 7 Fe "(aq). Cl2(g) + 2e 7 201" (aq). Eo +0 77 V 31 E : +1-36 V Caloulate the AE° for the reaction 2t Fe(s) + Clacg) - te "(aq) t 2C1 (aq)

Given: Fe * (a) t 2e teu). E0:-0.49V fe * E 0.04. (aq) +3e te la). Fe "( aqlte 7 Fe "(aq). Cl2(g) + 2e 7 201" (aq). Eo +0 77 V 31 E : +1-36 V Caloulate the AE° for the reaction 2t Fe(s) + Clacg) - te "(aq) t 2C1 (aq)

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E0 -0.49V
Fe (ag) t 2e teu)
fe *"
E -0.04V
(aq) +3e tela)
E +0 77 V
Fe " (aqlte Fe "(aq).
Cl2(g) + 2e 7 201 (aq).
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E': +1-36 V
Cal oulate the AE° for the reaction
2t
Fe(s) t Claca) - te "(aq) t 2ci Caq).

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