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Given that Pd* + 4CI - PdCI? K=2.68x10° Pd* + 2e - Pd E=+0.830 V Calculate the standard reduction potential for Pd + 4CI - PdCl + 2e.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter22: An Introduction To Electroanalytical Chemistry

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5. Given that
Pd* + 4CI - PdCI?
K=2.68x10
Pd* + 2e - Pd
E'=+0.830 V
Calculate the standard reduction potential for
Pd + 4CI
PdCl + 2e .

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