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1.What mode of decay is probable for 41/18 Ar ? What mode ofdecay is probable for ? a.electron capture b. beta emissionC.positron emission D.alpha emission

1.What mode of decay is probable for 41/18 Ar ? What mode ofdecay is probable for ? a.electron capture b. beta emissionC.positron emission D.alpha emission

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The standard cell potential, E°cell, for a reactionin which two electrons are transferred between the reactants is+1.33 V. Calculate the standard free energy change, ?G°,in kJ for this reaction and determine if it is spontaneous ornonspontaneous at 25°C.

A.?2.57 × 102 kJ, nonspontaneous B. ?2.57 ×102 kJ, spontaneous C. ?1.28 × 102 kJ,spontaneous D. +2.57 × 102 kJ, nonspontaneous

3. List the given metal ions in order of increasing strength asoxidizing agents, based on the following standard reductionpotentials, E°red .

A.Al3+ < Fe2+ < Zn2+ +
B. Ag+ < Fe2+ < Zn2+ 3+
C.Zn2+ < Fe2+ < Ag+ <Al3+
D.Al3+ < Zn2+ < Fe2+ +

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