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The EMF of a cell: Pt, H2 (1atm)| .12 HCl(aq)|AgClI(s)|Ag was found to be 0.571 V at 25 °C. Calculate the pH of HCI solution? (AGCI(s)+e- → Ag + CI- * E°=0.2224 V)

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The EMF of a cell: Pt, H2 (1atm)|.12
HCl(aq)\AgClI(s)|Ag was found to be 0.571
V at 25 °C. Calculate the pH of HCI
solution? (AGCI(s)+e- → Ag + CI-
* E°=0.2224 V)

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