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The electrode potential of electrode at 298 kelvin is even when the temperature is doubled and concentration is made half then the electrode potential becomes E2 which of the following represent the correct correct relationship between E1 and E2

A

E1 is greater than E2

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B

E1 is lesser E2

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C

E1 is equal to E2

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D

Cannot be predicted

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Solution

The correct option is B E1 is lesser E2
Hence, B is the correct option.

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