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• A 1.0 mol/L solution of FeCl2(aq) was placed in an electrolytic cell.
Answer the following questions based on the information above:
• a.) Determine the net equation for this cell (3 marks)
• b.) Determine the cell potential for this cell (1 mark)
c.) Describe one piece of empirical evidence you would see or measure that would confirm the net reaction
occured. Justify your answer (2 marks)
.
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