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Chemistry P31

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what was the ionic equation in #2 , was it Ag+ + Cl- ------>AgCl , or somthn else ? plz tell me the ionic eqn ! :$
 
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guys first shouldn't be zinc because there was a decrease in the oxidation state of vanadium am sure

If there's a decrease in the positive oxidation state of an ion that means it has gained electrons (reduction). Since Vanadium gains electrons it is the oxidising agent (oxidant) because it is taking electrons away
 
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Guys guys , its B , ive got evidence , on the diagram it shows that the electron flow is from electrod B to A , this means there is an electron flow to A preventing the iron from rusting even though there is oxygen blown through , so if the electrode B lost electrons this meas its the electrode B that decreases in size !
 
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Guys guys , its B , ive got evidence , on the diagram it shows that the electron flow is from electrod B to A , this means there is an electron flow to A preventing the iron from rusting even though there is oxygen blown through , so if the electrode B lost electrons this meas its the electrode B that decreases in size !
it may b da direction if current
 
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