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BlueGas

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I just wanna know why was the E value for the solution used instead of the E value for the other electrode? From what I know of the E total is the E value of both electrodes added together.

 

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I just wanna know why was the E value for the solution used instead of the E value for the other electrode? From what I know of the E total is the E value of both electrodes added together.

Platinum isn't on the activity series...so what would you have put ? There were 3 types of galvanic cells. One was as you know the two electrodes. Another is a platinum wire and the last one is gas being bubbled through the solution... I think you need to go over it again man
 

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Cuz there's no Pt on the back of the standard potential, you use what's on the standard potential on that side of electrode, that's Fe in that case
(70% sure what I said)


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Cuz there's no Pt on the back of the standard potential, you use what's on the standard potential on that side of electrode, that's Fe in that case
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platinum is also inert and doesnt react.
 

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