Determine the temperature at which the redox couples are in equilibrium considering that the concentrations of solutions are 1.0 M and partial pressures of the gases are at 1 atm. Hint: use Nernst equation Redox couple: Cd2+|Cd

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A: concentrations of solutions = 1.0 M partial pressures of the gases = 1 atm.