> To find Ecell you do:
0.183-(0.0591/10)xlog((Pb2+)^5 x (MnO4-)^2 x (H+)^16 / (Mn2+)^2 x (PB4+)^5) like shown above but that's it. You don't subtract anything.
To find the pH you do:
Your K=(Pb2+)^5 x (MnO4-)^2 x (H+)^16 / (Mn2+)^2 x (PB4+)^5)
and then negative log that value to find pH.
mochi12 Mon, Dec 6, 2021 5:36 PM
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> This helps partially but the Ecell and pH is wrong.
mochi12 Mon, Dec 6, 2021 2:10 PM