QUESTION 13 A fictitious electrochemical cell has anode A and cathode B with a standard cell potential of 1.68 V. Currently the concentration of A+ is 0.625 M and the concentration of B 4+ is 0.0725 M. If 4 moles of electrons are transferred, what is the cell potential under these non-standard conditions? 1.29 V 1.47 V 1.69 V 0.841 V 1.07 V

QUESTION 13 A fictitious electrochemical cell has anode A and cathode B with a standard cell potential of 1.68 V. Currently the concentration of A+ is 0.625 M and the concentration of B 4+ is 0.0725 M. If 4 moles of electrons are transferred, what is the cell potential under these non-standard conditions? 1.29 V 1.47 V 1.69 V 0.841 V 1.07 V

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