Zn-Fe (Ecell = 0.20 V) Anode Equation for Anode Half-Reaction Cathode Equation for Cathode Half- Reaction Table 1.2. Effect of Concentration Changes on Cell Potential Cu| Cu²“(aq,0.001M) || Cu²*(aq,1M) |Cu Cell Potential of Concentration Cell: 0.087 V Equation for Anode Half-Reaction Equation for Cathode Half-Reaction Table 1.3. The Nernst Equation and an Unknown Concentration Ecell measured (V) 0.06 0.12 0.18 Concentration of the Concentration Cell Unknown, M Solution 1 – Solution 2 Solution 1 – Solution 3 Solution 1 – Solution 4 Constants: Temperature = 25°C [Solution 1] = 0.1 M Cu²+ (consider Solution 1 as the concentrated solution and the cathode)

Zn-Fe (Ecell = 0.20 V) Anode Equation for Anode Half-Reaction Cathode Equation for Cathode Half- Reaction Table 1.2. Effect of Concentration Changes on Cell Potential Cu| Cu²“(aq,0.001M) || Cu²*(aq,1M) |Cu Cell Potential of Concentration Cell: 0.087 V Equation for Anode Half-Reaction Equation for Cathode Half-Reaction Table 1.3. The Nernst Equation and an Unknown Concentration Ecell measured (V) 0.06 0.12 0.18 Concentration of the Concentration Cell Unknown, M Solution 1 – Solution 2 Solution 1 – Solution 3 Solution 1 – Solution 4 Constants: Temperature = 25°C [Solution 1] = 0.1 M Cu²+ (consider Solution 1 as the concentrated solution and the cathode)

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