To calculate the cell potential of electrochemical cells under nondtandard conditions, Nernst equation can be used and Q is the reaction quotient. 0,0592V Jog Q Ecell = E cell What is the value of E cell if the solution concentration of two cells are the same. (Hint: What happen to Q when the concentrations are the same? What is log 1 equals to?) Visit the OpenStax link to see the equations for nonstandard condition. https://openstax.org/books/chemistry-2e/pages/17-4-potential-free-energy-and-equilibrium e O It will be the opposite sign of the value of E 00 01 O t will be equal to the value of E

To calculate the cell potential of electrochemical cells under nondtandard conditions, Nernst equation can be used and Q is the reaction quotient. 0,0592V Jog Q Ecell = E cell What is the value of E cell if the solution concentration of two cells are the same. (Hint: What happen to Q when the concentrations are the same? What is log 1 equals to?) Visit the OpenStax link to see the equations for nonstandard condition. https://openstax.org/books/chemistry-2e/pages/17-4-potential-free-energy-and-equilibrium e O It will be the opposite sign of the value of E 00 01 O t will be equal to the value of E

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