Half Reactions - AP Chemistry
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
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Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
For the redox reaction shown, which of the following half reactions occurs in the anode?
Tap to reveal answer
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells).
loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
Recall that oxidation always occurs at the anode (in both the electrochemical and galvanic cells). loses two electrons in this case to become
. The presence of
is hinted by the ionic compound
.
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