Question 11 Match the statement with the correct electrode being described. saturated calomel electrode silver/silver chloride electrode metallic electrode of the first kind metallic electrode of the second kind liquid-membrane electrode A. specific to indicator ions with a fixed concentration B. contains a saturated KCI solution with AgCl C. non-selective redox occurs D. specific to the indicator ion but can also precipitate or complex E. contains a saturated KCI solution with mercury

Question 11 Match the statement with the correct electrode being described. saturated calomel electrode silver/silver chloride electrode metallic electrode of the first kind metallic electrode of the second kind liquid-membrane electrode A. specific to indicator ions with a fixed concentration B. contains a saturated KCI solution with AgCl C. non-selective redox occurs D. specific to the indicator ion but can also precipitate or complex E. contains a saturated KCI solution with mercury

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

9th Edition

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Chapter8: Sampling, Standardization, And Calibration

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.15QAP

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