FORMULA QUESTION In one trial of this experiment, graphing Ecell against In Q for a series of copper/copper(1) concentration cells resulted in a line of best fit with a slope of -0.028 V. All measurements were carried out at a temperature of 296 K. What value of the ideal gas constant R is implied by this result? Enter your answer in J/mol·K to the nearest 0.01 J/mol·K.

FORMULA QUESTION In one trial of this experiment, graphing Ecell against In Q for a series of copper/copper(1) concentration cells resulted in a line of best fit with a slope of -0.028 V. All measurements were carried out at a temperature of 296 K. What value of the ideal gas constant R is implied by this result? Enter your answer in J/mol·K to the nearest 0.01 J/mol·K.

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