Galvanic CellCell DiagramE°cell (Volts)Mg | Mg"(1.0 M) || Pb*?(1.0 M) | Pb12.24Zn | Zn*2(1.0 M) || Pb*2(1.0 M) | Pb0,633Mg | Mg*(1.0 M) || Zn*²(1.0 M) | ZnThe chemical reaction occurring in first galvanic cell is: Mg + Pb+2 → Mg*2 + Pb20. What is the standard cell potential for galvanic cell 3 depicted in the table above?(A) 2.87 V(B) 1.61 V(C) - 1.61 V(D) - 2,87 V21. If the concentration of Mg+2 is changed from 1.0 M to 3.0 M in the galvanic cells above, what willhappen to the observed cell voltages in galvanic cells 1 and 3?(A) The voltage in both galvanic cells 1 and 3 will increase.(B) The voltage will decrease in both galvanic cells 1 and 3.(C) The voltage in galvanic cell 1 will increase and will decrease in galvanic cell 3(D) The voltage in galvanic cell 3 will increase and will decrease in galvanic cell 1.22.Consider a voltaic cell based on these half-cells.E* = +0.80 VAg (aq) + e → Ag(s)Cd"(aq) + 2e → Cd(s)E =-0.40 VIdentify the anode and give the voltage of this cell understandard conditions.(A) Ag; Ecell = 0.40 V(B) Ag; Ecell = 2.00 V(C) Cd; Ecell = 1.20 V(D) Ag; Ecell = 2.00 V

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Galvanic Cell Cell Diagram E°cell (Volts) 1 Mg | Mg(1.0 M) || Pb*?(1.0 M) | Pb 2.24 Zn | Zn2(1.0 M) || Pb*2(1.0 M) | Pb 0.63 3 Mg | Mg?(1.0 M) || Zn*?(1.0 M) | Zn ? The chemical reaction occurring in first galvanic cell is: Mg + Pb2 → Mg•2 + Pb 20. What is the standard cell potential for galvanic cell 3 depicted in the table above? (A) 2.87 V (B) 1.61 V (C) – 1.61 V (D) - 2,87 V

Galvanic Cell Cell Diagram E°cell (Volts) 1 Mg | Mg(1.0 M) || Pb?(1.0 M) | Pb 2.24 Zn | Zn2(1.0 M) || Pb2(1.0 M) | Pb 0.63 3 Mg | Mg?(1.0 M) || Zn*?(1.0 M) | Zn ? The chemical reaction occurring in first galvanic cell is: Mg + Pb2 → Mg•2 + Pb 20. What is the standard cell potential for galvanic cell 3 depicted in the table above? (A) 2.87 V (B) 1.61 V (C) – 1.61 V (D) - 2,87 V

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