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The electrometive force of the half cells at 2s č: Ag / Ag Ag/ Ag Br -08 V - 0.071V calculate: Solubility producct constant to silver bromide ? electromotive facce to the celle Ag/AgBresy/ HBr co.02m)/Hefa atm}/ pt when the efficiency Coefficient hydrogen bromide

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The electrometive force of the half cells at 2s čs
-08V
Ag / Ag
Ag/ Ag Br
-0.071V
calculate:
Solubility producct constant to
silver bromide 2
O electromotive force
Ag/AgBress/ HBr co.021)/Hefe atm}/ pt
when the efficiency Coefficient to hydcogen bromide
to the Celle
o-9

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