This problem is about the electrochemical cell in problem 5The above cell shows the standard half-cell potentials as follows:Put +e Pu3+E° = 0.97V%3DCr,0,2- +14H+ + 12e → 2Cr³+ + 7H,OWhat is the cell potential when [H*] = 1 M at room temperature, and all concentrations of other ionsE° = 1.33Vare 0.5 M?A. 1.101 VB. 0.542 VC. 0.362 VD. 0.881 V

Calculate the Ecell using nerenst equation

This problem is about the electrochemical cell in problem 5 The above cell shows the standard half-cell potentials as follows: Pu+ +e Pu3+ Cr,0,2- + 14H+ + 12e 2Cr+ + 7H,O E° = 0.97V %3D E° = 1.33V What is the cell potential when [H*] = 1 M at room temperature, and all concentrations of other ions %3D are 0.5 M? A. 1.101 V B. 0.542 V C. 0.362 V D. 0.881 V

This problem is about the electrochemical cell in problem 5 The above cell shows the standard half-cell potentials as follows: Pu+ +e Pu3+ Cr,0,2- + 14H+ + 12e 2Cr+ + 7H,O E° = 0.97V %3D E° = 1.33V What is the cell potential when [H*] = 1 M at room temperature, and all concentrations of other ions %3D are 0.5 M? A. 1.101 V B. 0.542 V C. 0.362 V D. 0.881 V

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