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A student constructs the following standard electrochemical cell in a laboratory at 25.0 °C. Cis 1.00 mol/L HNO,(aq) Salt bridge NO,g) (aq) + 0.67 V +0.46 V +1.14 V +0.93 V 1.00 mol/L Cu(NO),(aq) Cu(s) If the standard lead reduction half-reaction had been chosen as the reference half- reaction instead of the hydrogen reduction half-reaction, then the electrical potential for this cell would be

A student constructs the following standard electrochemical cell in a laboratory at 25.0 °C. Cis 1.00 mol/L HNO,(aq) Salt bridge NO,g) (aq) + 0.67 V +0.46 V +1.14 V +0.93 V 1.00 mol/L Cu(NO),(aq) Cu(s) If the standard lead reduction half-reaction had been chosen as the reference half- reaction instead of the hydrogen reduction half-reaction, then the electrical potential for this cell would be

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Problem 18.48QE: The standard potential of the cell reaction Ag+(aq)+Eu2+(aq)Ag(s)+Eu3+(aq) is E = +1.23 V. Use the...
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A student constructs the following standard electrochemical cell in a laboratory at 25.0 °C. Cis 1.00 mol/1 HNO,(aq) Salt bridge NO, g) (aq) + 0.67 V +0.46 V +1.14 V +0.93 V 1.00 mol/L Cu(NO),(aq) Cu(s) If the standard lead reduction half-reaction had been chosen as the reference half- reaction instead of the hydrogen reduction half-reaction, then the electrical potential for this cell would be
Transcribed Image Text:A student constructs the following standard electrochemical cell in a laboratory at 25.0 °C. Cis 1.00 mol/1 HNO,(aq) Salt bridge NO, g) (aq) + 0.67 V +0.46 V +1.14 V +0.93 V 1.00 mol/L Cu(NO),(aq) Cu(s) If the standard lead reduction half-reaction had been chosen as the reference half- reaction instead of the hydrogen reduction half-reaction, then the electrical potential for this cell would be
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