Determine the Ell of a voltaic cell composed of Ni(s) in a 1.00 M solution of Ni2+ and Cd(s) in a 1.00cellM solution of Cd²+ at 25.00°C.Ni(s)/Ni²+Cd(s)/Cd2+Submit QuestionE = -0.257 VEº= -0.403 VVMacBook Pro

E0 for Cd = -0.403 VE0 for Ni = -0.257 VT = 25oC[Ni2+]=1.00 M[Cd2+]=1.00 M

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Determine the Eell of a voltaic cell composed of Ni(s) in a 1.00 M solution of Ni and Cd(s) in a 1.00 M solution of Cd2+ at 25.00°C. Ni(s)/Ni2+ Eº = -0.257 V Cd(s)/Cd2+ E = -0.403 V V

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Eº= -0.403 V
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