Which of the following reactions does NOT proceed spontaneously in the forward direction? a) Fe(II) + Na b) Cu + Ag^(+) c) Zn + Pb^(2+) d) Pb ^(2+) + Cu e) Cu^(2+) + Li
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Which of the following reactions does NOT proceed spontaneously in the forward direction?
a) Fe(II) + Na
b) Cu + Ag^(+)
c) Zn + Pb^(2+)
d) Pb ^(2+) + Cu
e) Cu^(2+) + Li
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