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    1. The electrolysis cell contains an aqueous solution of Ag+(NO3)−, Cu2+(NO3)2, Hg2+(NO3)2 and Mg2+(NO3)2 with inert Pt electrodes. 2. Based on the standard reduction potentials, the order of metal deposition at the cathode will be Ag, Hg, Cu, Mg from most easily reduced to least easily reduced. 3. During the electrolysis, silver ions will be reduced to silver metal at the cathode first since silver has the most negative standard reduction potential compared to the other metals present.

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    1. The electrolysis cell contains an aqueous solution of Ag+(NO3)−, Cu2+(NO3)2, Hg2+(NO3)2 and Mg2+(NO3)2 with inert Pt electrodes. 2. Based on the standard reduction potentials, the order of metal deposition at the cathode will be Ag, Hg, Cu, Mg from most easily reduced to least easily reduced. 3. During the electrolysis, silver ions will be reduced to silver metal at the cathode first since silver has the most negative standard reduction potential compared to the other metals present.

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    Electrochemistry 5

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    1. The electrolysis cell contains an aqueous solution of Ag+(NO3)−, Cu2+(NO3)2, Hg2+(NO3)2 and Mg2+(NO3)2 with inert Pt electrodes. 2. Based on the standard reduction potentials, the order of metal deposition at the cathode will be Ag, Hg, Cu, Mg from most easily reduced to least easily reduced. 3. During the electrolysis, silver ions will be reduced to silver metal at the cathode first since silver has the most negative standard reduction potential compared to the other metals present.

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