Calculate the potential of the following cells. Assume a temperature of 25°C and that activities equal the concentration. a. SCE|| Fe³+ (0.0250 M), Fe²* (0.0150 M) | Pt b. Saturated Ag-AgCl reference || Ti³ (0.0250 M), Ti²*(0.0450 M) | Pt eTi² Fo= -0.369V

Calculate the potential of the following cells. Assume a temperature of 25°C and that activities equal the concentration. a. SCE|| Fe³+ (0.0250 M), Fe²* (0.0150 M) | Pt b. Saturated Ag-AgCl reference || Ti³ (0.0250 M), Ti²*(0.0450 M) | Pt eTi² Fo= -0.369V

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. Calculate the potential of the following cells. Assume a temperature of 25°C and that activities equal the
concentration.
a.
SCE|| Fe³+ (0.0250 M), Fe²* (0.0150 M) | Pt
b. Saturated Ag-AgCl reference || Ti³ (0.0250 M), Ti²*(0.0450 M) | Pt
Ti³ + e Ti²+
Eº = -0.369V

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