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Calculate the potential for the following half cell: N2+ (0.100M) + 2e- --> Ni (Look up reduction potential and use Nernst equation)

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Calculate the potential for the following half cell: N₂⁺ (0.100M) + 2e^- --> Ni

(Look up reduction potential and use Nernst equation)

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