Calculate the emf of the Daniell cell at 25.0°C when the concentrations of Cuso4 and ZnSOo4 are 0.492 M and 0.122 M, respectively. What would the emf be if activities were used instead of concentrations? (The y, values for CusO4 and ZnSO4 at their respective concentrations are 0.0641 and 0.144, respectively.)

Calculate the emf of the Daniell cell at 25.0°C when the concentrations of Cuso4 and ZnSOo4 are 0.492 M and 0.122 M, respectively. What would the emf be if activities were used instead of concentrations? (The y, values for CusO4 and ZnSO4 at their respective concentrations are 0.0641 and 0.144, respectively.)

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