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Question: When a rod of metal \(\rightarrow\) is dipped in an aqueous solution of metal \(\rightarrow\) (conce...

When a rod of metal \rightarrow is dipped in an aqueous solution of metal \rightarrow (concentration of \rightarrowion being 1M) at \rightarrow, the standard electrode potentials are \rightarrow=–0.76 volts, \rightarrow/B = + 0.34 volts.

A

\rightarrow will gradually dissolve

B

\rightarrow will deposit on \rightarrow

C

No reaction will occur

D

Water will decompose into \rightarrow and AgNO3AgNO_{3}

Answer

\rightarrow will deposit on \rightarrow

Explanation

Solution

Since EA2+/Ao<EB2+/BoE_{A^{2 +}/A}^{o} < E_{B^{2 +}/B}^{o}. A has greater tendency to be oxidized. A+B2+A2++BA + B^{2 +} \rightarrow A^{2 +} + B.