What is the E cell value for the following equation?

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The discussion focuses on calculating the E cell value for the half-reaction IO3- to I2. The balanced equation provided is 12 H + 2IO3 + 5e- → I2 + 6H2O. Participants express difficulty in locating the corresponding E cell value in their textbooks. The original poster seeks guidance on how to find this value after balancing the equation. The conversation emphasizes the need for reference materials to determine E cell values for specific reactions.
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IO3-(aq) ---> I2(s)


balanced the 2nd one to

12 H + 2IO3 + 5e- ---> I2 + 6H2O

can anyone tell me the Ecell value for this equation?
 
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You need to show some work from here. Do you know what to do from this step?
 
no thts the reason I am asking, from what we learned there isn't any more work to do

all i had to do was balance the half reaction equation and find that balanced one in the table in my textbook to find the E cell value for it... but i cannot find this reaction!

that is why I am asking how to find the E cell value now?
 
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