1. Given, for a reaction: Cu (aq) + Fe(s)¬Cu(s) + Fe* (aq) E = 0.78 V Using Nernst equation calculate the value of E when [Cu ] is equal to 0.030 M and (Fe] is 0.30 M. How many minutes are required to plate 2.00 g of copper at a constant current flow of 2. 1.25 A?

1. Given, for a reaction: Cu (aq) + Fe(s)¬Cu(s) + Fe* (aq) E = 0.78 V Using Nernst equation calculate the value of E when [Cu ] is equal to 0.030 M and (Fe] is 0.30 M. How many minutes are required to plate 2.00 g of copper at a constant current flow of 2. 1.25 A?

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