The following cell with the standard cell notation shown below has an t potential of 0.92 Volts A(s)| A" (aq.1.0 mol L') || B* (aq.1.0 mol L)| B(s) A (s) + 2B (aq) → A²"(aq) + 2B(s) Calculate the cell potential (E) at 298 K (in Volts) if the concentration of A10 mol/L and the concentration of B =0.1 mol/ L Assurne standard conditions Give your answer to three decimal places Cell potential

The following cell with the standard cell notation shown below has an t potential of 0.92 Volts A(s)| A" (aq.1.0 mol L') || B* (aq.1.0 mol L)| B(s) A (s) + 2B (aq) → A²"(aq) + 2B(s) Calculate the cell potential (E) at 298 K (in Volts) if the concentration of A10 mol/L and the concentration of B =0.1 mol/ L Assurne standard conditions Give your answer to three decimal places Cell potential

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