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Given the following half cells: Fe2+/Fe0 and Pd/Pd2+, determine; a) what is the anode and what is...

Given the following half cells: Fe2+/Fe0 and Pd/Pd2+, determine; a) what is the anode and what is the cathode, b) what is Eo, c)what is Go and k? Using the following concentrations, determine E value for your cell. Fe2+ [.25], Pd2+ [.05]. How long would you have to run this battery at 3.2 amps to lower the E by .05 volts?

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