Standard hydrogen electrode is represented as $P t (s), H^{+} (a q) | H_{2} (g)$ .

True

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False

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Solution

The correct option is B False
It should be $P t (s) | H^{+} (a q) | H_{2} (g)$
for different phase $/$ is used
for same phase $,$ is used

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