a. Calculate the value of the electrode potential at 298 K of a Ni(s)/Ni 2+ (aq) electrode
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a. Calculate the value of the electrode potential at 298 K of a Ni(s)/Ni2+(aq) electrode that has a concentration of Ni2+(aq) ions of 1.5 mol dm–3.
Eθ= –0.25 V.
b. Calculate the electrode potential of a silver/silver ion electrode, Ag(s)/Ag+(aq), at 0°C when the concentration of Ag+(aq) ions is 0.0002moldm–3.
Eθ= +0.80 V.
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