Must answer all and explain it properly if not answered all will give you downvote Q2: Calculate the potentialsof the following cells(a) Pb|Pb²+ (0.1393 M) || Cd²+(0.0511)|Cd(b) Zn|Zn²+(0.0364 M)|| T13+(9.06 × 10-3 M).TI*(0.0620 M)|Pt(c) Pt, H2(765 torr)|HCl(1.00 × 10 M)||Ni²+(0.0214 M)|Ni(d) Pb|PbI;(sat'd), I¬(0.0120 M)|| Hg²+(4.59 ×10-3 M)|Hg(e) Zinc electrode immersed in 0.01M NaOH saturatedwith Zn(OH)2

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Q2: Calculate the potentials of the following cells (a) Pb|Pb2+ (0.1393 M)||Cd²+(0.0511)|Cd (b) Zn|Zn?+(0.0364 M)|| T13+(9.06 × 10-3 M). TI*(0.0620 M)|Pt (c) Pt, H2(765 torr)|HCl(1.00 × 10 ª M)|| Ni?+(0.0214 M)|Ni

Q2: Calculate the potentials of the following cells (a) Pb|Pb2+ (0.1393 M)||Cd²+(0.0511)|Cd (b) Zn|Zn?+(0.0364 M)|| T13+(9.06 × 10-3 M). TI*(0.0620 M)|Pt (c) Pt, H2(765 torr)|HCl(1.00 × 10 ª M)|| Ni?+(0.0214 M)|Ni

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Q2: Calculate the potentials
of the following cells
(a) Pb|Pb²+ (0.1393 M) || Cd²+(0.0511)|Cd
(b) Zn|Zn²+(0.0364 M)|| T13+(9.06 × 10-3 M).
TI*(0.0620 M)|Pt
(c) Pt, H2(765 torr)|HCl(1.00 × 10 M)||
Ni²+(0.0214 M)|Ni
(d) Pb|PbI;(sat'd), I¬(0.0120 M)|| Hg²+(4.59 ×
10-3 M)|Hg
(e) Zinc electrode immersed in 0.01M NaOH saturated
with Zn(OH)2

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