Q5/ A:Calculate the emf of the cell. Zn/Zn*(0.001M)//Ag*(0.1M)/Ag The standard potential of:(Ag/Ag") half-cell = + 0.80 V, (Zn/Zn* )= - 0.76 V. +2 2+ ON.

Q5/ A:Calculate the emf of the cell. Zn/Zn(0.001M)//Ag(0.1M)/Ag The standard potential of:(Ag/Ag") half-cell = + 0.80 V, (Zn/Zn* )= - 0.76 V. +2 2+ ON.

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Q5/ A:Calculate the emf of the cell. Zn/Zn (0.001M)//Ag*(0.1M)/Ag
The standard potential of:(Ag/Ag") half-cell = + 0.80 V,
|(Zn/Zn)=-0.76 V
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