Question 5 Refer to the reaction of Cr2O72 (aq) and Fe2+ (aq) in the presence of H+ ions, yielding the products Fe³+ (aq) and Cr3+ (aq) and H2O (1). This was your reaction tube 4. Use the standard reduction potentials given on P 90 of your CHEM103 2024 Handbook, to calculate E° cell, the standard cell potential, for this reaction. Select one: E° cell = -0.56 V E° cell = 1.42 V E° cell = 2.10 V E° cell = 1.24 V E° cell = 0.56 V

Question 5 Refer to the reaction of Cr2O72 (aq) and Fe2+ (aq) in the presence of H+ ions, yielding the products Fe³+ (aq) and Cr3+ (aq) and H2O (1). This was your reaction tube 4. Use the standard reduction potentials given on P 90 of your CHEM103 2024 Handbook, to calculate E° cell, the standard cell potential, for this reaction. Select one: E° cell = -0.56 V E° cell = 1.42 V E° cell = 2.10 V E° cell = 1.24 V E° cell = 0.56 V

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