Fill in the blanks. Just write the question number (i), (ii), (iii..... in the answer box and give your answer next to the number. (i) The higher the pH, the corrosion. (ii) Rusting of iron requires both and water. (iii) Iron is coated with a thin layer of ------ in galvanized iron. (iv) Standard hydrogen electrode (SHE) has this reduciton potential. (v) Salt bridge contains an electrolyte solution like

Fill in the blanks. Just write the question number (i), (ii), (iii..... in the answer box and give your answer next to the number. (i) The higher the pH, the corrosion. (ii) Rusting of iron requires both and water. (iii) Iron is coated with a thin layer of ------ in galvanized iron. (iv) Standard hydrogen electrode (SHE) has this reduciton potential. (v) Salt bridge contains an electrolyte solution like

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter21: Potentiometry

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