Will Fe be oxidised to `Fe^(2+)` by reaction with 1.0 M HCl? `E^(@)` for `Fe//Fe^(2+)=+0.44` volt.

Will Fe (s) be oxidised to Fe^(2+) by reacting with 1M HCl? E_(Fe,Fe^(2+))^@=+0.44V

Fe is reacted with 1.0M HCI.E^(@) for Fe//Fe^(2+) = +0.34 volt. The correct observation (s) regarding this reaction is/are:

Fe is reacted with 1.0M HCI.E^(@) for Fe//Fe^(2+) = +0.34 volt. The correct observation (s) regarding this reaction is/are:

Fe is reacted with 1.0M HCI.E^(@) for Fe//Fe^(2+) = +0.34 volt. The correct observation (s) regarding this reaction is/are:

Can Fe^(2+) be produced in the reaction of Fe with 1(M) HCl solution? Explain. Given : E_(Fe^(2+)|Fe)^(@)=-0.44V

If Fe is allowed to react with 1(M) HCl solution, will Fe be oxidised to Fe^(2+)? E_(Fe^(+2)|Fe)^(@)=-0.44V

If E_(1)^(0) is standard electron potential for Fe//Fe^(+2) and E_(2)^(0) is for Fe^(+2)//Fe^(+3) and E_(3)^(0) for Fe//Fe^(+3) which of the following relation is correct?

E^(@) of Fe^(2 +) //Fe = - 0.44 V, E^(@) of Cu //Cu^(2+) = -0.34 V . Then in the cell

E^(@) of Fe^(2 +) //Fe = - 0.44 V, E^(@) of Cu //Cu^(2+) = -0.34 V . Then in the cell