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In a voltaic cell, the spontaneous reaction that occurs is Li (s) + Ag$^+$?Ag (s) + Li$^+$ . Which of the following are true statements? I A salt bridge is unnecessary in this voltaic cell. II The lithium (s) metal is the anode. III Silver ions are reduced. III only II and III only All of these I only I and III only

          In a voltaic cell, the spontaneous reaction that occurs is Li (s) + Ag$^+$?Ag (s) + Li$^+$ . Which of the following are true statements?
I
A salt bridge is unnecessary in this voltaic cell.
II
The lithium (s) metal is the anode.
III
Silver ions are reduced.
III only
II and III only
All of these
I only
I and III only

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In a voltaic cell, the spontaneous reaction that occurs is Li (s) + Ag^+?Ag (s) + Li^+ . Which of the following are true statements?
I
A salt bridge is unnecessary in this voltaic cell.
II
The lithium (s) metal is the anode.
III
Silver ions are reduced.
III only
II and III only
All of these
I only
I and III only

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In a voltaic cell, the spontaneous reaction that occurs is Li(s) + Ag^+ -> Ag(s) + Li^+. Which of the following are true statements? A salt bridge is unnecessary in this voltaic cell. The lithium (s) metal is the anode. Silver ions are reduced. III only II and III only All of these None I and III only In a voltaic cell, the spontaneous reaction that occurs is Li(s) + Ag -> Ag(s) + Li. Which of the following are true statements? A salt bridge is unnecessary in this voltaic cell. The lithium (s) metal is the anode. Silver ions are reduced. Only Only and only All of these Only and only

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