2) Concentration CellDraw this electrochemical cell in your notes and answer the following questions. Assume the cellsare at 25 °C. You can check your answers here.Cell ANi(s)0.1 M Ni2+ (aq)VsaltbridgeCell BNi(s)Calculate the potential difference between Cell A and Cell B.1x10-4 M Ni2+(aq)What will the concentrations of ions be on each side of the concentration cell at equilibrium?EvaluateIs Cell A the anode or the cathode?Cell A is the cathode ▾

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Draw this electrochemical cell in your notes and answer the following questions. Assume the cells are at 25 °C. You can check your answers here. Cell A Ni(s) 0.1 M Ni²+ (aq) V V salt bridge Cell B Ni(s) 1x10-4 M Ni²+(ag) Calculate the potential difference between Cell A and Cell B. What will the concentrations of ions be on each side of the concentration cell at equilibrium? is Cell A the anode or the cathode? Cell A is the cathode

Draw this electrochemical cell in your notes and answer the following questions. Assume the cells are at 25 °C. You can check your answers here. Cell A Ni(s) 0.1 M Ni²+ (aq) V V salt bridge Cell B Ni(s) 1x10-4 M Ni²+(ag) Calculate the potential difference between Cell A and Cell B. What will the concentrations of ions be on each side of the concentration cell at equilibrium? is Cell A the anode or the cathode? Cell A is the cathode

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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