For the hypothetical reaction:A+ + B → A + B+ What is the cell potential given the following standard reduction potentials for the half cells:A+ + e− → A 0.62 V B+ + e− → B -0.05 V
For the hypothetical reaction:
A+ + B → A + B+
What is the cell potential given the following standard reduction potentials for the half cells:
A+ + e− → A 0.62 V
B+ + e− → B -0.05 V
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