Marked out of 3.00Choose the best answerEcell for Pt|H2 (p-1 atm)lH*(m)||Cl|H92C2IH9|Ptis 0.398 V at 1.0 atm and 306.4 K. Eo for thenormal calomel electrode is 0.28V.Calculate the pH of solution (withoutactivity)a. 3.88087b. 1.94096C. -1.63185d. 2.02350e. 0.95627

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Ecell for Pt|H2 (p-1 atm)lH*(m)||Cl|H92C2IH9|Pt
is 0.398 V at 1.0 atm and 306.4 K. Eo for the
normal calomel electrode is 0.28V.
Calculate the pH of solution (without
activity)
a. 3.88087
b. 1.94096
C. -1.63185
d. 2.02350
e. 0.95627

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