Standard CellPotentialPair of Half-cellAnodeCathodeCu/Cu2 and Ni/Ni*2Pb/Pb*2 and Mg/Mg*2Cd/Cd2 and Ag/Ag*Ag/Ag* and Fe/Fe*2Mg/Mg 2 and Ni/Ni*2Pt/H2, H* and Ag/Ag*P/H2, H* and Mg/Mg*2Cu/Cu*2 and Pt/H2, H*

For the cell formation the E° of the cell must be positive . So that the reaction will be become…

Standard Cell Potential Pair of Half-cell Anode Cathode Cu/Cu2 and Ni/Ni2 Pb/Pb? and Mg/Mg2 Cd/Cd2 and Ag/Ag* Ag/Ag* and Fe/Fe*2 Mg/Mg2 and Ni/Ni*2 Pt/H2, H* and Ag/Ag* P/H2, H* and Mg/Mg*2 Cu/Cut2 and Pt/H2, H*

Standard Cell Potential Pair of Half-cell Anode Cathode Cu/Cu2 and Ni/Ni2 Pb/Pb? and Mg/Mg2 Cd/Cd2 and Ag/Ag* Ag/Ag* and Fe/Fe2 Mg/Mg2 and Ni/Ni2 Pt/H2, H* and Ag/Ag* P/H2, H* and Mg/Mg2 Cu/Cut2 and Pt/H2, H

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