DUse the following Table to answer Questions 8-10. (Note: The values below may not correspond to theactual values.)Experimental Voltaic CellsE(volts)Oxidation halfReduction halfE(volts)CellАлоdereactionreaction(volts)Copper &ChromiumCr- Cr+ 3e1.08CrCu +2e Cu0.36Mercury &CuCu+ Cu + 20Hg. 2e Hg+0.484.Copper+1.34Cr+ C+ 3eCly+ 2e20Chlorine &ChromiumC.CrTutoringntQuestion 8The correct answer for A in the Table above is:O -1.08VO +0.36 VO +1.08 VO Insufficient information to answer.O +0.72V

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Use the following Table to answer Questions 8-10, (Note: The values below may not correspond to the actual values.) Experimental Voltaic Cells Oxidation half Reduction half E (volts) E Cell Anode reaction (volts) (volts) reaction Copper & Chromium Cr- Cr+ 3e Cu +2e Cu *0.36 1.08 Cr Cu+ Cu+ 2e Hg. 2e Hg Mercury & Copper +0.48 Cu +1.34 Cl+ 2e20r CrC+ 3e Chlorine & Chromium C. Cr BI

Use the following Table to answer Questions 8-10, (Note: The values below may not correspond to the actual values.) Experimental Voltaic Cells Oxidation half Reduction half E (volts) E Cell Anode reaction (volts) (volts) reaction Copper & Chromium Cr- Cr+ 3e Cu +2e Cu *0.36 1.08 Cr Cu+ Cu+ 2e Hg. 2e Hg Mercury & Copper +0.48 Cu +1.34 Cl+ 2e20r CrC+ 3e Chlorine & Chromium C. Cr BI

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Chapter25: Voltammetry

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