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Ecell for the given cell pt(s)/Br2(1)/Br-(0.1 M)//Cl-(0.01 M)/Cl2(g) (1 atm)/Pt(s) [Given Ebr2/Br-=+1.09 V,E Cl2/Cl-=1.36 V] at 298 K is
Ecell for the given cell pt(s)/Br2(1)/Br-(0.1 M)//Cl-(0.01 M)/Cl2(g) (1 atm)/Pt(s) [Given Ebr2/Br-=+1.09 V,E Cl2/Cl-=1.36 V] at 298 K is
Updated On: Sep 19, 2024
- 0.1518 V
- 0.3291 V
- 0.3882 V
- 0. 2109 V
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