. Convert -0.916 V (on SCE. 1.0 N) to the SHE scale. 2. What is the potential on SHE scale, for an electrode which is at a potential of —0.920 V relative to a Ag/AgCl reference in 0.01 N KC1 at 25° C.

. Convert -0.916 V (on SCE. 1.0 N) to the SHE scale. 2. What is the potential on SHE scale, for an electrode which is at a potential of —0.920 V relative to a Ag/AgCl reference in 0.01 N KC1 at 25° C.

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1. Convert -0.916 V (on SCE. 1.0 N) to the SHE scale.

2. What is the potential on SHE scale, for an electrode which is at a potential of —0.920 V relative to a Ag/AgCl reference in 0.01 N KC1 at 25° C.

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