Answer:
H⁺/H₂//Ni/Ni⁺²; H⁺/H₂//Cd/Cd⁺²; Ni⁺²/Ni//Cd/Cd⁺²
Step-by-step explanation:
The redox reactions are spontaneously when the E° of the substance that is reduced is higher than the E° of the substance that is oxidized. The substance is reduced when gaining electrons and is oxidized when loses electrons.
So, the reactions that occur spontaneously are:
2H⁺ + Ni → H₂ + Ni⁺² (H⁺ is reduced and Ni is oxidized)
2H⁺ + Cd → H₂ + Cd⁺² (H⁺ is reduced and Cd is oxidized)
Ni⁺² + Cd → Ni + Cd⁺² (Ni⁺² is reduced and Cd is oxidized)
Pairs: H⁺/H₂//Ni/Ni⁺²; H⁺/H₂//Cd/Cd⁺²; Ni⁺²/Ni//Cd/Cd⁺²