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E (V) Half-reaction Au+3e Au Cu +e → Cu 910 O'H+ OA _ə+ H& + +° -0.40 Ca2+ + 2e Cd 1.0 M Cu 1.0 M Au 10MVO 1.0 MH" Wmax

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter24: Coulometry

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Problem 24.5QAP: What cathode potential (versus SCE) would be required to lower the total Hg(II) concentration of the...

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Calculate the maximum amount of work (per mole reaction) that can be obtained from the following galvanic cells at standard conditions.

E (V)
Half-reaction
Au+3e Au
Cu +e → Cu
910
O'H+ OA _ə+ H& + +°
-0.40
Ca2+ + 2e Cd
1.0 M Cu
1.0 M Au
10MVO
1.0 MH"
Wmax

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