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22. As we know ?G° = - n FE°cell
F- Faraday's constant = 96485 C/mol, n- number of moles of electrons, = 6
E°cell = E°cathode - E°anode = -.76 -( - 1.66 )=0.90 V
*(right hand side half cell acts as cathode and left side anode)
So, ?G = - 6 mol×96485C/mol×0.97 V=521.019 C.V
= - 521,019 J= - 521.019 kJ ~ -521 kJ
So, the correct option is e)
23. The desires equation can be obtained by adding the given equation. When equation are added their electrode potential value are also added. So, the E° = -0.369 - 1.628
= -1.997 V ~1.94 V
So , option e) is correct.
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