What is the cell potential when the concentration of Ni has tallen to 0.600 mol L-2Express your answer to two decimal places and Include the appropriate units.A voltaic cell consists of a Zn/Zn+ halt-cell and aNi/NI+ half-cell at 25 C. The initialconcentrations of Ni* and Zn* are 1.70mol L- and O.130 mol L, rospectively.Ecel 0.52 VSubnitPrevious AnswersZn* (ag) +2 e + Zn(s)Ni (ag) +2 e - NI(s)E-0.76 VE =-0.23 Vv CorrectPart CWhat are the concentrations of Ni and Zn when the cell potential falls to 0.46 V?Express your answers using two significant figures separated by a comma.mol L-1SubmitBequest Answet

Given: Initial concentration of Ni+2 = 1.70 M Initial concentration of Zn+2 =0.130 M…

What is the cell potential when the concentration of Ni has fallen to 0.600 mol L Express your answer to two decimal places and Include the appropriate units A voltaic cell consists of a Zn/Zn hall-cell and a Ni/N* hall-ceoll at 25 "C. The initial concentrations of Ni and Zn are 1.70 mol L and 0.130 mol L, rospectively Eeeli 0.52 V Subnit Previous Answers Zn" (ag) +2 e Zn(a) E -0.76 V Ni" (ag) +2 e"- NI() E-0.23 V v Correct Part C What are the concentrations of NP and Zn when the cell potential falls to 0.46 V? Express your answers using two significant figures separated by a comma. ?. mol L Submit Bequest Answet

What is the cell potential when the concentration of Ni has fallen to 0.600 mol L Express your answer to two decimal places and Include the appropriate units A voltaic cell consists of a Zn/Zn hall-cell and a Ni/N* hall-ceoll at 25 "C. The initial concentrations of Ni and Zn are 1.70 mol L and 0.130 mol L, rospectively Eeeli 0.52 V Subnit Previous Answers Zn" (ag) +2 e Zn(a) E -0.76 V Ni" (ag) +2 e"- NI() E-0.23 V v Correct Part C What are the concentrations of NP and Zn when the cell potential falls to 0.46 V? Express your answers using two significant figures separated by a comma. ?. mol L Submit Bequest Answet

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