QUESTION 7Consider the following reduction potentials and answer the questions that follow:(aq) + 5eZn (s)MnO4 (ag) +8 H*Mn2+(aq)+4 H20 ()e° -1.51 V4.Zn2+(aq) +2e -e°.-0.76 VHow will the pH of the solution in the manganese compartment change as the cell runs?

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QUESTION 7 Consider the following reduction potentials and answer the questions that follow: Mn04 (ag) +8 H (aq) +5 eMn" (aq) + 4 H20 (1) °- 1.51 V Zn2+ (aq) + 2e - Zn (s) e°--0.76 V How will the pH of the solution in the manganese compartment change as the cell runs?

QUESTION 7 Consider the following reduction potentials and answer the questions that follow: Mn04 (ag) +8 H (aq) +5 eMn" (aq) + 4 H20 (1) °- 1.51 V Zn2+ (aq) + 2e - Zn (s) e°--0.76 V How will the pH of the solution in the manganese compartment change as the cell runs?

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