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An electrochemical cell is powered by the half reactions shown below.

An electrochemical cell is powered by the half reactions shown below.
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An electrochemical cell is powered by the half reactions shown below.

An electrochemical cell is powered by the half reactions shown below.-example-1
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Option (d) is the correct answer.

The given equations have been attached the picture:

As we know,


E _(cell) = E _(0){^(cathode)-E _(0){^(anode)
= + 0.80V - (- 0.13V)
= 0.80V + 0.13V
= +0.93V
Answer: + 0.93V
An electrochemical cell is powered by the half reactions shown below.-example-1
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