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Cu"taa) Sn (aa) Cus Consider a cell: Sn in which the concentration of [Cu2*] and (Sn2] are both 2M. Calculate the theoretical cell potential.

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Consider a cell: Sn +
Cu2
Sn2
(aq)
Cus)
(ag)
in which the concentration of (Cu2*] and [Sn2"] are both 2M. Calculate the theoretical
cell potential.

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