What is the net cell reaction for the chromium-silver voltaic cell? Express your answer as a chemical equation.

Answer:- The net cell reaction for the chromium-silver voltaic cell can be found by combination of the two half-reactions that ensue in the cell. The half-reactions and their consistent usual reduction potentials are: Cr(s) –> Cr^3+(aq) + 3e Ag+(aq) + e –> Ag(s). When silver is implemented as an anode, this gets corroded and loses electrons. This loses one electron and forms silver ion in the solution.