Chemistry26. The e.m.f of the cell:Ni/Ni² (1.0 M) // Au" (0.1 M)/ Au (E° Ni2/Ni--0.25 V; E° Au³"/Au-1.5 V)is:........a. 1.25 Vb. -1.25 Vc. 1.75 Vd. 1.73 V151 al 191

Given, the cell notation: Ni / Ni2+ (1.0 M) // Au3+ (0.1 M) / Au E∘ (Ni2+/Ni) = -0.25 VE∘ (Au3+/Au)…

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26. The e.m.f of the cell: Ni/Ni² (1.0 M) // Au (0.1 M)/ Au (E° Ni/Ni--0.25 V; E° Au"/Au-1.5 V) is:........ a. 1.25 V b. -1.25 V c. 1.75 V d. 1.73 V (C) (101

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