A voltaic cell consists of a lead electrode and a reference electrode with a constant potential. This
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A voltaic cell consists of a lead electrode and a reference electrode with a constant potential. This cell has a voltage of 53 mV when the lead electrode is placed in a 0.100 M Pb(NO3)2 solution (the lead electrode is positive). What voltage is measured when the lead electrode is placed in a saturated lead chloride solution, in which [Pb2+] is 1.6 × 10-2 M?
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To solve this problem well use the Nernst equation for the lead electrode E E RTnF lnQ where E is th...View the full answer
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