The cell notation for the Galvanic cell is Cd(s)Ca2*/12(s)/" The Standard Reduction Potential are as follows: E°Ca2+/cd = -0.403 V; E12/1" = 0.5355 V Calçulate the standard cell potential If the Cadmium ions have a concentration of 0.010 M and the iodide ions have a concentration of 0.020 M, calculate the electromotive force (EMF) of the cell. The Gibbs Free Energy of the cell

The cell notation for the Galvanic cell is Cd(s)Ca2*/12(s)/" The Standard Reduction Potential are as follows: E°Ca2+/cd = -0.403 V; E12/1" = 0.5355 V Calçulate the standard cell potential If the Cadmium ions have a concentration of 0.010 M and the iodide ions have a concentration of 0.020 M, calculate the electromotive force (EMF) of the cell. The Gibbs Free Energy of the cell

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