A concentration cell is constructed of silver electrodes at 25∘C, and the half cells contain concentrations of the Ag+ ion equal to 0.400 M and 0.900 M. What is the voltage of the concentration cell? Report your answer using three significant figures.
A concentration cell is constructed of silver electrodes at 25∘C, and the half cells contain concentrations of the Ag+ ion equal to 0.400 M and 0.900 M. What is the voltage of the concentration cell? Report your answer using three significant figures.
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A concentration cell is constructed of silver electrodes at 25∘C, and the half cells contain concentrations of the Ag+ ion equal to 0.400 M and 0.900 M. What is the voltage of the concentration cell?
- Report your answer using three significant figures.
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