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Given the following diagram, identify the following: a. Anode (Zn or Mg) b. Cathode (Zn or Mg) C. What is the Voltage for Anode? Cathode? How did you determine this? d. What is E cell potential?

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter17: Electrochemistry

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Given the following diagram, identify the following:
Anode (Zn or Mg)
b.
Cathode (Zn or Mg)
C.
What is the Voltage for Anode? Cathode? How
did you determine this?
What is E cell potential?
2e Anode: (A)
C
Voltage
PE
1²²
2n/2n+2
Mg|Mat2
Cathode: (B)
+
Ecell="0.760
E all= -2,37 V
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