Which of the following statements about this galvanic cell is FALSE:
a. The potential o...
Engineering, 08.04.2020 02:14 aarionna8
Which of the following statements about this galvanic cell is FALSE:
a. The potential of this cell (at standard conditions) will be 3.10 V
b. Negatively charged ions will flow from the salt bridge toward the anode Cu will be the electrode at the cathode
c. Electrons will flow from the Ca electrode toward the Cu electrode
d. The mass of the Ca electrode will increase during the course of the reactio
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