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Calculate E, AG®, and K for each of the following reactions. (The Faradays constant is 9.64853399 x 104 Coulombs/mole.) comp

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calculate E AGO and K co 34 a to (v) E Ag 18,0, 30- Fc (CN) 3 - 1.2291 0.077 0.356 = n=4 4CO3+ + 2 0 = 4 co et + O₂ + 4Ht coAb? - 266 299 810 Jon. R2 8. 314 J K molt T = 298 K (RT) n = 4 mol AGET -ART Ink - 266299 J = 4x8.314 J Kymer x 298k ank InkDG 2 -nf Ecee clmor mor -1X ۵ ( : - 9.6485339. 7.339 v Ab +3.210853 x 10 I DGE +32708.53 J AG = +32.708 kJ AG = + 32.7KI ob

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