Question 1Calculate the reaction temperature of the electrochemical cell described below which measures a potential of 0.313 V.Cu(s) | Cu²+ (0.88 M) || O2(g) (0.98 atm) | H* (0.047 M), H₂O2 (0.90 M) | Pt(s)(Use R = 8.314 J/mol-K; F = 96485 C/mol)Express your answer with 2 decimal places and do not encode the units. If negative, include the sign in your encoded answer.

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Calculate the reaction temperature of the electrochemical cell described below which measures a potential of 0.313 V. Cu(s) | Cu²+ (0.88 M) || O2(g) (0.98 atm) | H* (0.047 M), H₂O₂ (0.90 M) | Pt(s) (Use R = 8.314 J/mol-K; F = 96485 C/mol) Express your answer with 2 decimal places and do not encode the units. If negative, include the sign in your encoded answer.

Calculate the reaction temperature of the electrochemical cell described below which measures a potential of 0.313 V. Cu(s) | Cu²+ (0.88 M) || O2(g) (0.98 atm) | H* (0.047 M), H₂O₂ (0.90 M) | Pt(s) (Use R = 8.314 J/mol-K; F = 96485 C/mol) Express your answer with 2 decimal places and do not encode the units. If negative, include the sign in your encoded answer.

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