1. Plasma is the mixture of:A. Electrons and protons only.B. Electrons and positive ions.C. Electrons and beta two particles.D. Neutrons and protons.2. The electrode potential of metals are:Mg2+ + 2e- Mg E° = - 2.71 vAg Ag+ + 1e- E° = - 0.8 vCell potential (emf) of the cell formed by these two will be:A. + 3.51 v B. -3.51 vC. + 1.91 v D. – 1.91 v
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- Plasma is the mixture of:A. Electrons and protons only.B. Electrons and positive ions.C. Electrons and beta two particles.D. Neutrons and protons.2. The electrode potential of metals are:Mg2+ + 2e- Mg E° = - 2.71 vAg Ag+ + 1e- E° = - 0.8 vCell potential (emf) of the cell formed by these two will be:A. + 3.51 v B. -3.51 vC. + 1.91 v D. – 1.91 v
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Plasma is a state of matter that contains a mixture of charged particles, neutrals and fields. The correct answer is B. Electrons and positive ions.
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The cell potential (emf) of a cell is calculated by subtracting the electrode potential of the anode (where oxidation occurs) from the electrode potential of the cathode (where reduction occurs).
In this case, Mg2+ is reduced to Mg (E° = - 2.71 v) and Ag is oxidized to Ag+ (E° = - 0.8 v).
So, the cell potential (emf) = E°(cathode) - E°(anode) = -0.8 - (-2.71) = +1.91 v.
Therefore, the correct answer is C. + 1.91 v.
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