What is the potential of a cell containing two hydrogen electrodes, in which the anode is in contact with 10−5M HCl and the cathode is in contact with 1000 times the concentration of HCl as that of the anode?
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in this cathode and anode boh aare hydrogen electrode
[H^+] in cathode = 10 (power ngative 2 ) as the con of HCl is 1000 timess greater than that of anode and [H^+] at anode is 10 (power negative 5 )
E^0 cell = 0 as cathode and anode are htdrogen , therefore
EMF of cell = 0.059 / 1 log 10^-2 / 10^ -5 = 0.059 x 3 =0.177V
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In this cathode and anode boh aare hydrogen electrode
[H^+] in cathode = 10 (power ngative 2 ) as the con of HCl is 1000 timess greater than that of anode and [H^+] at anode is 10 (power negative 5 )
E^0 cell = 0 as cathode and anode are htdrogen , therefore
EMF of cell = 0.059 / 1 log 10^-2 / 10^ -5 = 0.059 x 3 =0.177V
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