10) Which is the oxidation half reaction for a Mg and Ag electrochemical cell? (The reaction is spontaneous.) a) Mg2 + 2e Mg(s) (Mg gains electrons) b) Mg(s) → Mg* + 2e (Mg loses electrons) c) Ag + e→ Ag (s) (Ag gains electrons) d) Ag(s) → Ag" + e (Ag loses electrons) hp

10) Which is the oxidation half reaction for a Mg and Ag electrochemical cell? (The reaction is spontaneous.) a) Mg2 + 2e Mg(s) (Mg gains electrons) b) Mg(s) → Mg* + 2e (Mg loses electrons) c) Ag + e→ Ag (s) (Ag gains electrons) d) Ag(s) → Ag" + e (Ag loses electrons) hp

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