5. Consider the following voltaic cell. Fe(s) Voltmeter Salt bridge 1 M Fe²+ a. Mass of Ag electrode b. Mass of Fe electrode 1 M Ag a. Write the line notation for the voltaic cell shown. b. Write the balanced equation for the reaction in the voltaic cell. Ag(s) c. For each of the following, determine if the value will increase, decrease, or remain the same as the reaction proceeds in the spontaneous direction. c. Concentration of Ag* solution d. Concentration of Fe2+ solution e. AG of the reaction [does the value get more negative or less negative?] f. E cell potential

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Consider the following voltaic cell.
Fe(s)
Voltmeter
Salt bridge
a. Mass of Ag electrode
-1 M Fe²+
Write the line notation for the voltaic cell shown.
b. Mass of Fe electrode
1 M Ag
b. Write the balanced equation for the reaction in the voltaic cell.
c. For each of the following, determine if the value will increase, decrease, or remain the same as the
reaction proceeds in the spontaneous direction.
Ag(s)
c. Concentration of Agt solution
d. Concentration of Fe2+ solution
e. AG of the reaction [does the value get more negative or less negative?]
f. E cell potential
Transcribed Image Text:a. Consider the following voltaic cell. Fe(s) Voltmeter Salt bridge a. Mass of Ag electrode -1 M Fe²+ Write the line notation for the voltaic cell shown. b. Mass of Fe electrode 1 M Ag b. Write the balanced equation for the reaction in the voltaic cell. c. For each of the following, determine if the value will increase, decrease, or remain the same as the reaction proceeds in the spontaneous direction. Ag(s) c. Concentration of Agt solution d. Concentration of Fe2+ solution e. AG of the reaction [does the value get more negative or less negative?] f. E cell potential
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