Cd(s)| Cd2 (aq) (0.035M) || Cu2"(aq) (x M Cu(s) Cd2* + 2e → Cd E = -0.40 V Cu2* + 2e → Cu E = +0.34V %3D The measured potential of the cell at 298 K is +0.77 V, what is the concentration of Cu?t? R= 8.314 J/mol-K F= 96,485 J/mol-V O 0.036 M O 0.0034 M O 0.11 M O 0.36 M

Cd(s)| Cd2 (aq) (0.035M) || Cu2"(aq) (x M Cu(s) Cd2* + 2e → Cd E = -0.40 V Cu2* + 2e → Cu E = +0.34V %3D The measured potential of the cell at 298 K is +0.77 V, what is the concentration of Cu?t? R= 8.314 J/mol-K F= 96,485 J/mol-V O 0.036 M O 0.0034 M O 0.11 M O 0.36 M

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Consider the cell:
Cd(s)| Cd2 (aq) (0.035M) || Cu2"(aq) (x M Cu(s)
Cd2* + 2e → Cd E° = -0.40 V
Cu2* + 2e Cu E = +0.34 V
The measured potential of the cell at 298K is +0.77 V, what is the concentration of
Cu2t?
R = 8.314 J/rnol-K
F= 96,485 J/mol-V
O 0.036 M
O 0.0034 M
O 0.11 M
O 0.36 M

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