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2 The standard half reduction potential of Ag+|Ag is 0.79V is 25^° C. Given the experimental value Ksp=1.5 10* 10 for AgCl, calculate the standard half cell reduction potential for the Ag|AgCl
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Calculate the reduction potential at 25^o C for Fe^3 + |Fe^2 + electrode, if the concentration of Fe^2 + ion is 10 times higher than Fe^3 + ion.[Given E^0Fe^3 + |Fe^2 + = 0.77 V ].
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The standard reduction potential for Cu^(2+)|Cu is +0.34V. Calculate the reduction potential al pH=14 for the above couple . K(sp) of Cu(OH)(2) is 1.0xx10^(-19)
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