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the f half cell teadtions:
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Pd" Cag) + 2e E PaG)
PAC (ag) +2 S Pa) + 4 (1 (ag) E° = 0.64HV
Cre
E° : 0-80 V
2-
Cakulate the AG° for the reaction Pdt cag)
+ 4Cl cag) Ź PACia caq)

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