Half-cell Mechanism Question
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Given the potential of the Ag/AgCl electrode (sat. KCl) is +199 mV vs. the standard hydrogen electrode (SHE), what is the potential vs. SHE of the vanadium solution at the lowest pH?
I have the potential for vanadium and the potentioal for the hydrogen is always zero so is the answer just the potential for vanadium?
I remember there is an equation fro cell potential, could you please post that as well? Thanks.
Given the potential of the Ag/AgCl electrode (sat. KCl) is +199 mV vs. the standard hydrogen electrode (SHE), what is the potential vs. SHE of the vanadium solution at the lowest pH?
I have the potential for vanadium and the potentioal for the hydrogen is always zero so is the answer just the potential for vanadium?
I remember there is an equation fro cell potential, could you please post that as well? Thanks.
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