i need the answer quickly When a silver and a saturated calomelelectrodes are inserted in a solution of 0.10M Ag(NH3)2", the potential reading was 0.6V. (Given; E°Ag = 0.80 V and ESCE = 0.244 V).Calculate the concentration of Ag* in the%3Dsolution.а. 0.17363b. 2.1563e-24c. 2.8564e-20d. 2299.9

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When a silver and a saturated calomel electrodes are inserted in a solution of 0.10 M Ag(NH3)2", the potential reading was 0.6 V. (Given; E°Aq = 0.80 V and ESCE = 0.244 V). Calculate the concentration of Ag* in the solution. %3D a. 0.17363 b. 2.1563e-24 c. 2.8564e-20 d. 2299.9

When a silver and a saturated calomel electrodes are inserted in a solution of 0.10 M Ag(NH3)2", the potential reading was 0.6 V. (Given; E°Aq = 0.80 V and ESCE = 0.244 V). Calculate the concentration of Ag* in the solution. %3D a. 0.17363 b. 2.1563e-24 c. 2.8564e-20 d. 2299.9

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Chapter24: Coulometry

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