The deltaG is not -347.4K is not 7.67x60Please find me the correct answers. Thank you! Additional information is attached. One half-cell is prepared with a tin electrode submerged in 1.0 M Sn(NO.), and the other half-cell3 2consists of a chromium electrode submerged in 1.0 M Cr(NO,), at standard temperature. Calculate AG° for the reaction.kJ/molCalculate K at standard conditions.K =

The two half cells of the cell are, 1) Sn/Sn2+ (from Sn(NO3)2 2) Cr/Cr3+ (from Cr(NO3)3

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One half-cell is prepared with a tin electrode submerged in 1.o M Sn(NO,), and the other half-cell consists of a chromium electrode submerged in 1.0 M Cr(NO.), at standard temperature.

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The deltaG is not -347.4

K is not 7.67x60

Please find me the correct answers. Thank you! Additional information is attached.

One half-cell is prepared with a tin electrode submerged in 1.0 M Sn(NO.), and the other half-cell
3 2
consists of a chromium electrode submerged in 1.0 M Cr(NO,), at standard temperature.

Calculate AG° for the reaction.
kJ/mol
Calculate K at standard conditions.
K =

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