Question 9 What is the cell potential for the following reaction at 25 *C? Ni(s) + Cu2*(0.010 M) – Ni²*c0.0010 M) + Cu*(1.0 M) SRP: E' Ni2*/Ni = -0.25 V; E° Cu2+/cu* = +0.15 V O 0.43 V 0.40 V 0.37 V 0.34 V

Question 9 What is the cell potential for the following reaction at 25 C? Ni(s) + Cu2(0.010 M) – Ni²c0.0010 M) + Cu(1.0 M) SRP: E' Ni2/Ni = -0.25 V; E° Cu2+/cu = +0.15 V O 0.43 V 0.40 V 0.37 V 0.34 V

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