32. Solving a chemistry problem

32. Solving a chemistry problem

959. A galvanic cell consists of two standard electrodes 1 and 2. Draw a diagram of a galvanic cell. Write the equations for its electrode processes, as well as the equation for the current-generating reaction. Using the values of standard electrode potentials, calculate the standard Gibbs energy ΔrG0298 of its current-forming reaction.
No. Electrode
12
959 Fe2 | Fe Zn2 | Zn

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