constructed using electrolyte concentrations that might be present in the system when it is service. This model uses the reaction Fe (s) + 2 H (aq) DnO H2 (g) + Fe- (aq) that has a standard potential of +0.44 V. The cell will be set up at a temperature of 311 K and need to give dehta E = +0.35 V to mimic the corrosion conditions correctly. What reaction quotient Q is needed to set up the cell correctly?

constructed using electrolyte concentrations that might be present in the system when it is service. This model uses the reaction Fe (s) + 2 H (aq) DnO H2 (g) + Fe- (aq) that has a standard potential of +0.44 V. The cell will be set up at a temperature of 311 K and need to give dehta E = +0.35 V to mimic the corrosion conditions correctly. What reaction quotient Q is needed to set up the cell correctly?

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