which of the following spontaneous reactions is associated with the cell, Pt(s)l Sn2+,Sn4+ll Ag+ l Ag(s)...
which of the following spontaneous reactions is associated with the cell, Pt(s)l Sn2+,Sn4+ll Ag+ l Ag(s)
a)Aq + e---> Ag+
c)Pt + 2e- --> Pt2-
d)sn4+ + Ag+ --> Pt2+ Ag(s) + Sn2+
e) none of the above
Homework Answers
Sn has negative reduction potential value, it can undergo oxidation and Ag has positive reduction potential value it can undergo Reduction....but no option is given like this hence none of the above (pt is inert electrode that too it has positive reduction potential value so that it has to undergo oxidation)
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