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Electrochemical Cells, Galvanic Cells

Cathodic stan...

Question

Cathodic standard reduction potential minus anodic standard reduction potential is equal to:

Faraday

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Cell potential

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Ampere

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Solution

The correct option is C Cell potential
At anode oxidation takes place
$SRP of oxidation = - S R P o f A n o d e .$

At cathode reduction takes place

$Cell potential = Reduction potential of cathode + oxidation potential of anode$
$= SRP of calthode - SRP of anode$ .

Hence, option ( C ) is correct.

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