A. Galvanic Cells Below is the notation for each cell to be constructed. Record the highest potential reached for each cell. Zn° Zn2+(0.10 M)||Cu2+(0.10 M) |Cu° Fe° Fe2+(0.10 M)||Cu²+(0.10 M)|Cuº Yvoltage: 1.17V voltage: 0.583 V Mg0| Mg2+ (0.10 M)||Cu2+(0.10 M) |Cu° Mgº| Mg2+(0.10 M)||Zn2+(0.10 M) | Zn Zn° Zn2+(0.10 M)||Fe²+(0.10 M)| Fe° voltage: 1.522 V voltage: 0.631V Mg0| Mg2+ (0.10 M)||Fe2+ (0.10 M)| Fe° voltage: 0.527V voltage: 1.186V d. Mg0|Mg2+(0.10 M)||Zn2+(0.10 M)|Zn° Anode reaction: Cathode reaction: Overall reaction: Calculated Eº: e. Znº|Zn2+(0.10 M) || Fe2+ (0.10 M)| Fe° Anode reaction: Cathode reaction: Overall reaction: Calculated Eº: f. Mg Mg2+(0.10 M) || Fe2+ (0.10 M) | Fe° Anode reaction: Cathode reaction: Overall reaction: % Error: % Error: Calculated Eº: % Error:

A. Galvanic Cells Below is the notation for each cell to be constructed. Record the highest potential reached for each cell. Zn° Zn2+(0.10 M)||Cu2+(0.10 M) |Cu° Fe° Fe2+(0.10 M)||Cu²+(0.10 M)|Cuº Yvoltage: 1.17V voltage: 0.583 V Mg0| Mg2+ (0.10 M)||Cu2+(0.10 M) |Cu° Mgº| Mg2+(0.10 M)||Zn2+(0.10 M) | Zn Zn° Zn2+(0.10 M)||Fe²+(0.10 M)| Fe° voltage: 1.522 V voltage: 0.631V Mg0| Mg2+ (0.10 M)||Fe2+ (0.10 M)| Fe° voltage: 0.527V voltage: 1.186V d. Mg0|Mg2+(0.10 M)||Zn2+(0.10 M)|Zn° Anode reaction: Cathode reaction: Overall reaction: Calculated Eº: e. Znº|Zn2+(0.10 M) || Fe2+ (0.10 M)| Fe° Anode reaction: Cathode reaction: Overall reaction: Calculated Eº: f. Mg Mg2+(0.10 M) || Fe2+ (0.10 M) | Fe° Anode reaction: Cathode reaction: Overall reaction: % Error: % Error: Calculated Eº: % Error:

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Chapter8: Electrochemistry And Ionic Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.10E: For each of the following reactions, determine the overall balanced electrochemical reaction, its...

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