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Transcribed Image Text:A voltaic cell is constructed from a standard H*|H, half cell (E°,
red
= 0.000V) and a standard Cl,|CIr half cell (E°,
red
= 1.360V).
The anode reaction is:
+I+
+|+
The cathode reaction is:
The spontaneous cell reaction is:
The cell voltage is
V.
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