6. Fill in the following table. Hint: the cell diagram as written contains spectator ions! Onceyou've picked them out, do NOT include them in the net ion equation.Ag(s), Ag:CrO4(s) | Na₂CrO4(aq) (2.00 M) | Mn(NO³)2(aq) (0.100 M), HNO:(aq) (2.00 M) |MnO₂(s)** Ag:CrO4(s) + 2c¯ → Ag(s) + CrO² (aq) &°red=+0.45 VNet ionic equation:cell:Q:Ecell:Oxidizing agent:

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6. Fill in the following table. Hint: the cell diagram as written contains spectator ions! Once you've picked them out, do NOT include them in the net ion equation. Ag(s), Ag:CrOa(s) | Na:CrOs(aq) (2.00 M) | Mn(NO3)2(aq) (0.100 M), HNO:(aq) (2.00 M) | MnO₂(s) ** Ag:Croa(s) + 2e → Ag(s) + CrO² (aq) red=+0.45 V Net ionic equation: Q: Ecell: Oxidizing agent:

6. Fill in the following table. Hint: the cell diagram as written contains spectator ions! Once you've picked them out, do NOT include them in the net ion equation. Ag(s), Ag:CrOa(s) | Na:CrOs(aq) (2.00 M) | Mn(NO3)2(aq) (0.100 M), HNO:(aq) (2.00 M) | MnO₂(s) ** Ag:Croa(s) + 2e → Ag(s) + CrO² (aq) red=+0.45 V Net ionic equation: Q: Ecell: Oxidizing agent:

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

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Chapter17: Electrochemistry

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