Given the reaction:Cu + Ag+ → Cu+ + AgThe reaction is assumed to be that (Cu) = (Ag1+) = 1.0M and T = 298 K. As the reaction proceeds, Cu1+=0.2 M while Ag =1.80M. This occurs after one minute.a.) What is EMF of the cell? b.) What is the Q for this reaction?c.) What is the E of the cell after one minute? Weak Oxidizing Agents / Strong Reducing AgentsStandard Reduction Potential Table (at 25°C, 101kPa, 1M)voltsHalf-ReactionLi* + e* → Li- 3.04Al+3 + 3e* → AI-1.68Zn+2 +2e* → Zn-0.76Fe +2 +2e → Fe-0.442H₂O + 2e → H₂ + 2OH--0.41Ni+2 +2e → Ni-0.26Pb+2 +2e → Pb-0.132H+ + 2e → H₂0.00Cu+2 +2e → Cu0.34Cu* + e* → Cu0.52Fe +3+ e* →Fe +20.77Ag+ + e* → Ag0.80O₂ + 4H+2+ 4e → 2H₂O0.82Br₂ +2e → 2Br*1.07Cl₂ + 2e → 2CI*1.36Au +3 + 3e → Au1.52Strong Oxidizing Agents / Weak Reducing Agents

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Given the reaction:

Cu + Ag⁺→ Cu⁺ + Ag

The reaction is assumed to be that (Cu) = (Ag¹⁺) = 1.0M and T = 298 K. As the reaction proceeds, Cu¹⁺=0.2 M while Ag =1.80M. This occurs after one minute.

a.) What is EMF of the cell?

b.) What is the Q for this reaction?

c.) What is the E of the cell after one minute?

Weak Oxidizing Agents / Strong Reducing Agents
Standard Reduction Potential Table (at 25°C, 101kPa, 1M)
volts
Half-Reaction
Li* + e* → Li
- 3.04
Al+3 + 3e* → AI
-1.68
Zn+2 +2e* → Zn
-0.76
Fe +2 +2e → Fe
-0.44
2H₂O + 2e → H₂ + 2OH-
-0.41
Ni+2 +2e → Ni
-0.26
Pb+2 +2e → Pb
-0.13
2H+ + 2e → H₂
0.00
Cu+2 +2e → Cu
0.34
Cu* + e* → Cu
0.52
Fe +3+ e* →Fe +2
0.77
Ag+ + e* → Ag
0.80
O₂ + 4H+2+ 4e → 2H₂O
0.82
Br₂ +2e → 2Br*
1.07
Cl₂ + 2e → 2CI*
1.36
Au +3 + 3e → Au
1.52
Strong Oxidizing Agents / Weak Reducing Agents

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