An electrode has a potential 1.201 V with respect to a saturated silver-silverchloride electrode. What would the electrodes potential be relative to a saturatedcalomel electrode? E = 0.197 V for the saturated silver-silver chloride electrodeand E = 0.241 V for the saturated calomel electrode.O 1.442 VO 1.004 V1.398 V1.157 V

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an electrode has a potential 1.201 hloride electrode. What would the el alomel electrode? E = 0.197 V for th nd E 0.241 V for the saturated cal 1.442 V O 1.004 V

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An electrode has a potential 1.201 V with respect to a saturated silver-silver
chloride electrode. What would the electrodes potential be relative to a saturated
calomel electrode? E = 0.197 V for the saturated silver-silver chloride electrode
and E = 0.241 V for the saturated calomel electrode.
O 1.442 V
O 1.004 V
1.398 V
1.157 V

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