Physics, asked by satyap149, 1 year ago

What do you mean by temperature coefficient of emf?

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Answered by sheelanautiyal1
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The temperature coefficient of emf, i.e., dE/dT = -4.02×10-4 volt deg-1 for a cell. The enthalpy change for the cell is (n=2, Ecell = 1.015V, T = 293K)

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