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Calculate the potential of axygen electrode at pH=14.0 Oxygen electrode reaction: in basic and neutral environment is expressed as: 02+2H2O+4e→ 2H2O Eo = 04.01 Eo,- 0.401 E,- 0.0401 -- 0.401

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Calculate the potential of oxygen electrode at pH=14.0
Oxygen electrode reaction: in basic and neutral environment is expressed as:
02+2H2O+4€→2H2O
Eo,- 04.01
E,- 0.401
- 0.0401
0.401

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