33. For the cell Ni(s) | Ni2* || Ag* | Ag(s), the standard cell potential is 1.03 V. A cell using these reagents was made, and the observed potential was 0.74 V at 25°C. What is a possible explanation for the observed voltage? a. The Ag* concentration was larger than the Ni2* concentration. b. The Ni?+ concentration was larger than the Ag* concentration. c. The Ag electrode was twice as large as the Ni electrode. d. The volume of the Ni2* solution was larger than the volume of the Ag* solution. e. The volume of the Ag" solution was larger than the volume of the Ni* solution.

33. For the cell Ni(s) | Ni2* || Ag* | Ag(s), the standard cell potential is 1.03 V. A cell using these reagents was made, and the observed potential was 0.74 V at 25°C. What is a possible explanation for the observed voltage? a. The Ag* concentration was larger than the Ni2* concentration. b. The Ni?+ concentration was larger than the Ag* concentration. c. The Ag electrode was twice as large as the Ni electrode. d. The volume of the Ni2* solution was larger than the volume of the Ag* solution. e. The volume of the Ag" solution was larger than the volume of the Ni* solution.

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