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For the all reaction Fe+ 2Fe^{3+} =3Fe^{2+} which is not possible?

  • Option 1)

    One cell can be constructed 

  • Option 2)

    Three different cell with different E_{cell}^{\circ} are possible

  • Option 3)

    Three different cells with different number of electrons used in redox reaction are possible

  • Option 4)

    Three different cells with one 0G{\circ} value are possible

 

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As we learnt in

Chemical Cells -

The cells in which electrical energy is produced from the energy change accompanying a chemical reactions or a physical process are known as chemical cells.

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One cell cannot be used in this case because two electrodes of the same substance in a single electrolyte will have no potential difference.

\therefore Solution\, \, is\, \, 1


Option 1)

One cell can be constructed 

Correct

Option 2)

Three different cell with different E_{cell}^{\circ} are possible

Incorrect

Option 3)

Three different cells with different number of electrons used in redox reaction are possible

Incorrect

Option 4)

Three different cells with one 0G{\circ} value are possible

Incorrect

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