Assume that the half- cell potential for cu^+2/cu is 0.34 v. Based on this value

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Assume that the half- cell potential for cu^+2/cu is 0.34 v. Based on this value and your experimental cell potentials the experimental standard reduction potentials E degree for all half-cell recall that E degree cell = e degree_cathode Show your work in table 2 and record your calculated value. In the space below table 2, rank all five potentials from highest (i e. most positive)to lowest (most negative)and compare them to the ranking of values in your text As a part of your analysis discuss the agreement between your experimental results and the literature values in terms of both relative ranking, and in terms of measured values. What is at one source of error in this experiment Also answer the questions below. Experimental and Theoretic Standard Half-Cell Potentials Tin usually has the highest percent error, but a similar absolute error to zinc. Why is the percent error so large for

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Because the difference in reduction potential of Sn2+ for literature and experimental valueis very high.

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