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If the na= 0.03V, ba= 0.059, and the exchange current density of Fe in H2S04 solution is 10-6, according to Tafel equation, the anodic current equal . NA = Ba log - ic and nc=Bclog-

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If the na= 0.03V, ba= 0.059, and the exchange current density of Fe in H2S04 solution is 10-6, according to Tafel equation, the anodic
current equal .
NA = Ba log -
ic
and nc=Bclog-

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