Course Contents » Pre-Class QuE Determine AE (in V) for an electrochemical cell at 10.87 °C composed of a Au electrode in a solution of 0.0188 M Aut coupled to a Au electrode in a solution of 1.061 M Aut. Report your answer to three decimal places in standard notation (i.e. 1.234 V). Aut(aq) + e- = Au(s) E = 1.692 V

Course Contents » Pre-Class QuE Determine AE (in V) for an electrochemical cell at 10.87 °C composed of a Au electrode in a solution of 0.0188 M Aut coupled to a Au electrode in a solution of 1.061 M Aut. Report your answer to three decimal places in standard notation (i.e. 1.234 V). Aut(aq) + e- = Au(s) E = 1.692 V

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