Consider a voltaic cell at 25°C consisting of a Co(s) electrode immersed in a 1.0 M Co(NO3)2 solution and an Al electrode immersed in a 1.0 M AI(NO3)3 solution, linked by a KCI bridge. Refer to the half-reactions and standard potentials below. Al3+ + 3e Al -1.67 V Co2+2e Co -0.28 V 1. Which is the reduction half reaction and potential? [Select) A A13++ 3e Al -1.67 V +1.67 V B. Al Al3+ + 3e™ C. Co²+ + 2e Co -0.28 V D. Co Co2+ + 2e* +0.28 V II. Which is the oxidation half reaction and potential? Select] A A133e Al -1.67 V B. Al Al 13e +1.67 V C. Co2¹ +2e → Co -0.28 V D. Co Co2 +2e +0.28 V III. Which is the net cell reaction and potential? | Select J A 3A13+ 2Co3AI 2Co2 -1.39 V -1.39 V B. 2A13+ 3Co2A1+ 3Co2¹ C. 2A1+ 3C02¹2A13¹+ 3Co +1.39 V D. 3Al2C023A1³+ + 2Co +1.39 V IV. What is the cell notation? [Select] A. AllA1³(aq)||Co²2¹ (aqlCo(s) B. Co² ColAl(s)A1³+ (aq) C. Cos) CofaqlA1³(aq)|Al(s) D. Al3AClCo²¹ (₂) V

Consider a voltaic cell at 25°C consisting of a Co(s) electrode immersed in a 1.0 M Co(NO3)2 solution and an Al electrode immersed in a 1.0 M AI(NO3)3 solution, linked by a KCI bridge. Refer to the half-reactions and standard potentials below. Al3+ + 3e Al -1.67 V Co2+2e Co -0.28 V 1. Which is the reduction half reaction and potential? [Select) A A13++ 3e Al -1.67 V +1.67 V B. Al Al3+ + 3e™ C. Co²+ + 2e Co -0.28 V D. Co Co2+ + 2e* +0.28 V II. Which is the oxidation half reaction and potential? Select] A A133e Al -1.67 V B. Al Al 13e +1.67 V C. Co2¹ +2e → Co -0.28 V D. Co Co2 +2e +0.28 V III. Which is the net cell reaction and potential? | Select J A 3A13+ 2Co3AI 2Co2 -1.39 V -1.39 V B. 2A13+ 3Co2A1+ 3Co2¹ C. 2A1+ 3C02¹2A13¹+ 3Co +1.39 V D. 3Al2C023A1³+ + 2Co +1.39 V IV. What is the cell notation? [Select] A. AllA1³(aq)||Co²2¹ (aqlCo(s) B. Co² ColAl(s)A1³+ (aq) C. Cos) CofaqlA1³(aq)|Al(s) D. Al3AClCo²¹ (₂) V

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