(a)Draw a cell diagram of the following cell notation, showing the location of eachspecies.Pb(| PbSO4(4)| K2SO4(aq) || H2SO4(aq) | PbSO4(| PbO2()| Pb(s)Write an oxidation for the left half-cell and a reduction for the right half-cell.(b)(c)Write a balanced equation for the net cell reaction.

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(a) Draw a cell diagram of the following cell notation, showing the location of each species. Pb(| PbSO4()| K2SO4(aq) || H2SO4(ag) | PbSO4| PbO2(e)| Pbs) Write an oxidation for the left half-cell and a reduction for the right half-cell. (b) (c) Write a balanced equation for the net cell reaction.

(a) Draw a cell diagram of the following cell notation, showing the location of each species. Pb(| PbSO4()| K2SO4(aq) || H2SO4(ag) | PbSO4| PbO2(e)| Pbs) Write an oxidation for the left half-cell and a reduction for the right half-cell. (b) (c) Write a balanced equation for the net cell reaction.

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Pb(| PbSO4(4)| K2SO4(aq) || H2SO4(aq) | PbSO4(| PbO2()| Pb(s)
Write an oxidation for the left half-cell and a reduction for the right half-cell.
(b)
(c)
Write a balanced equation for the net cell reaction.

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