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Which of the following is easiest to oxidize? a. H2(g) b. Zn(s) c. Ag(s) d. H2O(l)...

Which of the following is easiest to oxidize?

a. H2(g)

b. Zn(s)

c. Ag(s)

d. H2O(l)

e. Cu(s)

The half?reaction occurring at the cathode in the balanced reaction shown below is ________. 3MnO4 ? (aq)  +  24H+ (aq)  +  5Fe (s)  ?  3Mn2+ (aq)  +  5Fe3+ (aq)  +  12H2O (l)  

a. MnO4 ?   (aq)  +  8H+ (aq)  +  5e?   ?  Mn2+ (aq)  +  4H2O (l)

b. 2MnO4 ? (aq)  +  12H+ (aq)  +  6e?   ?  2Mn2+ (aq)  +  3H2O (l)

c. Fe (s)  ?  Fe3+ (aq)  +  3e?

d. Fe (s)  ?  Fe2+ (aq)  +  2e? e. Fe2+ (aq)  ?  Fe3+ (aq)  +  e

can you explain in detail? I have no clue what is going on

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