Calculate the standard potential (in V) of the following chemical reaction:2Cu* (ac) → Cu²+ (ac) + Cu(s)Solución ácida+2Cu²++2[Cu(NH3)4]2+Cu²+0.159Cu(OH)20.10Solución básica0.141.12+1Cu₂0Cut0.340+1[Cu(NH3)2]*→[Cu(CN)₂]-1.36Cu0.520-0.10-0.44Cu0.CuCu

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Calculate the standard potential (in V) of the following chemical reaction: 2Cu* (ac) → Cu²+ (ac) + Cu(s) Solución ácida +2 Cu²+ 0.159 +1 Cut 0.340 0.520 Cu

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Calculate the standard potential (in V) of the following chemical reaction:
2Cu* (ac) → Cu²+ (ac) + Cu(s)
Solución ácida
+2
Cu²+
+2
[Cu(NH3)4]2+
Cu²+
0.159
Cu(OH)2
0.10
Solución básica
0.14
1.12
+1
Cu₂0
Cut
0.340
+1
[Cu(NH3)2]*
→[Cu(CN)₂]
-1.36
Cu
0.520
-0.10
-0.44
Cu
0.
Cu
Cu

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