Chemistry, asked by hjnnb5401, 11 months ago

Why electrode potential of single electrode cannot determined?

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Answered by lakshmiadnala

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Why it is impossible to obtain the electrode potential for a single electrode? It is due to the fact that neither by itself the oxidation occurs nor the reduction occurs . Experimentally, the absolute value of single electrode can't be determined, because independently half-cell reaction cannot occur.

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