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a. determine the oxidation reaction b. determine the reduction reaction c. determine the cell reaction d. determine the expected EMF for the cell Cu and Cu+2 mixed with Ni and Ni+

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a. determine the oxidation reaction

b. determine the reduction reaction

c. determine the cell reaction

d. determine the expected EMF for the cell

Cu and Cu⁺² mixed with Ni and Ni⁺²

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