What is & of the following cell reaction at 25°C? &° cell = 0.460 V.Cu(S) | Cu²*(0_018 M) || Ag*(0 17 M) | Ag(s)O a. 0.466 VO 6.0.489 VO c. 0.460 VO d.0.282 VO e. 0.474 V

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What is ɛ of the following cell reaction at 25°C? &° cell = 0.460 V. Cu(s) | Cu*(0.018 M) || Ag*(0.17 M) | Ag(S) O a.0.466 V O b.0.489 V Oc. 0.460 V O d.0.282 V e. 0.474 V

What is ɛ of the following cell reaction at 25°C? &° cell = 0.460 V. Cu(s) | Cu(0.018 M) || Ag(0.17 M) | Ag(S) O a.0.466 V O b.0.489 V Oc. 0.460 V O d.0.282 V e. 0.474 V

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