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Chemistry, 18.08.2020 17:01 izeahzapata1

Assume that you want to construct a voltaic cell that uses the following half reactions: A2+(aq)+2e−→A(s)E∘red=−0.14VB2+(aq) +2e−→B(s)E∘red=−1.18V
You begin with the incomplete cell pictured below, in which the electrodes are immersed in water.

What additions must you make to the cell for it to generate a standard emf?

Check all that apply.

A. We should add enough salt containing A2+ into the glass containing the electrode A(s) to produce a 1 M A2+ solution..
B. We should add the salt brige.
C. We should add enough salt containing B2+ into the glass containing the electrode B(s) to produce a 1 M B2+ solution.
D. We should apply the initial emf to the electrodes.
E. We should add enough salt containing A2+ into the glass containing the electrode B(s) to produce a 1 M A2+ solution..
F. We should add enough salt containing B2+ into the glass containing the electrode A(s) to produce a 1 M B2+ solution.
G. Which electrode functions as the cathode?

electrode A
electrode B
Which direction do electrons move through the external circuit?

from A to B
from B to A
What voltage will the cell generate under standard conditions?

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