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compute the voltage at 25c of an electrochemical cell consisting of pure copper immersed in 9x10^-2M solution of Cu^2+ ions and pure nickel in a 0.35 M solution of Ni^2+ ions.

half reactions are:

Cu-> Cu^2+ + 2e- @+0.345V electrode potential

Ni-> Ni^2+ + 2e- @ -2.250V

10. Compute the voltage at 25C of an electrochemical cell consisting of pure copper immersed in a 9 x 10M solution of Cu* ion

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Solt Cirem, Temperature , TE 25°C 225+2432 298 K . Concentration of solution of Cu 2+ [lu 2+] = 9x10th Concentration of solutThanku, please upvote.

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